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Explanation / Answer

Question 13:

Here we are given that:

Urn A: five white and four black balls

Urn B: six white and seven black balls

Now using law of total probability we get here: ,

P( second draw is black ) = P( second draw is black | first draw is black ) P( first draw is black ) + P( second draw is black | first draw is white ) P( first draw is white )

P( second draw is black ) = (8/14)*(4/9) + (7/14)*(5/9) = 0.5317

Now the required probability that the first ball was black given that the second ball drawn is black is computed as:

P( first draw is black | second draw is black ) = P( second draw is black | first draw is black ) P( first draw is black ) / P( second draw is black )

P( first draw is black | second draw is black ) = (8/14)*(4/9) / 0.5317 = 0.4776

Therefore 0.478 is the required probability here. ( rounded to three decimal places )