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There are two therapies B₁ and B₂ available for curing a patient suffering from a certain disease.The patient can choose any one of the two therapies. If he selects therapy B₁ the probability of his recovery from the disease is 7/8 and if he selects therapy B₂ the the probability of his recovery from the disease is 9/10 (i) what is the probability that the patient is cured from the disease? (ii) Given that the patient is cured, what is the probability that he has selected therapy B₂?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

71/80

9/20

Step-by-step explanation:

Equal probability to choose therapy

the probability that the patient is cured from the disease

= (1/2)(7/8) + (1/2)(9/10)

= 7/16 + 9/20

= 35/80 + 36/80

= 71/80

Patient cured when selected B₂  = 9/10

probability that he has selected therapy B₂ = 1/2

Probability = (9/10)/(1/2)  = 9/20

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