Theorem 4.2. Bayes' Theorem. If E1, E2, E2 ..., E, are mutually disjoint events with •.. P (E:) # 0, (i = 1, 2, ..., n), then for any arbitrary event A which is a subset of ü E; such i = 1 that P (A)...


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Theorem 4.2. Bayes' Theorem. If E1, E2, E2 ..., E, are mutually disjoint events with<br>•..<br>P (E:) # 0, (i = 1, 2, ..., n), then for any arbitrary event A which is a subset of ü E; such<br>i = 1<br>that P (A) > 0, we have<br>P (Ε) P ( ΙΕ)<br>P (E; I A) =<br>P (E;) P (A | E;)<br>Р (A)<br>;i = 1, 2, ..., n<br>..r<br>Σ Ρ(Ε) P (AΑΙ Ε)<br>i = 1<br>11<br>

Extracted text: Theorem 4.2. Bayes' Theorem. If E1, E2, E2 ..., E, are mutually disjoint events with •.. P (E:) # 0, (i = 1, 2, ..., n), then for any arbitrary event A which is a subset of ü E; such i = 1 that P (A) > 0, we have P (Ε) P ( ΙΕ) P (E; I A) = P (E;) P (A | E;) Р (A) ;i = 1, 2, ..., n ..r Σ Ρ(Ε) P (AΑΙ Ε) i = 1 11

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