Rapid Covid-19 antigen tests have an average sensitivity of 56.2% and average specificity of 99.5%. Assuming someone tested positive with using a rapid test with these values, the liklihood of the...

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Extracted text: Rapid Covid-19 antigen tests have an average sensitivity of 56.2% and average specificity of 99.5%. Assuming someone tested positive with using a rapid test with these values, the liklihood of the person actually having the virus would be 81.2%, with a 3.7% prevalence in Canada. Assuming the same person took a second test and tested positive again, what's the liklihood of this person having the virus? Report your answer as a decimal, rounded to the nearest thousandth.