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Urn contains red and blue balls and urn contains red and blue balls. A fair die is rolled; if the number is or the urn is chosen, otherwise is chosen. Two balls are then drawn from the chosen urn one after the other without replacement. Which of the following is (are) correct?
- A. The probability that both balls drawn are red is
- B. Given that both balls drawn are red, the probability that the urn was is
- C. Given that the first ball drawn is red, the probability that the second ball is blue is
- D. The probability that both balls drawn have the same colour is
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Answer: A, B
Here , . For both red: gives and gives , so (A true). By Bayes, (B true). and , so the conditional probability of a blue second ball is (C false). , so (D false).
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