3) Assume two boxes are present: The first box contains 4R(red), 3W(white) balls the second 5R,2W. If it is given that a ball is drawn from either one with equal probability and put into the other box and a ball is drawn from either one. It is known that the second ball is red, what is the probability that it is drawn from first.
3) Assume two boxes are present: The first box contains 4R(red), 3W(white) balls the second 5R,2W. If it is given that a ball is drawn from either one with equal probability and put into the other box and a ball is drawn from either one. It is known that the second ball is red, what is the probability that it is drawn from first.
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