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Chapter 4, Problem 11E(choose chapter or problem)
Problem 11E
Extending Bayes' Theorem Example in this section included an extension of Bayes’ theorem to include three events, denoted by A, B, C. Write an expression that extends Bayes’ theorem so that it can be used to find P{A |Z), assuming that the initial event can occur in one of four ways: A, B, C, D.
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QUESTION:
Problem 11E
Extending Bayes' Theorem Example in this section included an extension of Bayes’ theorem to include three events, denoted by A, B, C. Write an expression that extends Bayes’ theorem so that it can be used to find P{A |Z), assuming that the initial event can occur in one of four ways: A, B, C, D.
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ANSWER:
Solution 11E
On the similar lines, suppose there are now four initial events A,B, C and