Consider two boxes, call them box I and box II. Box I contains 5 blue and 4 redmarbles, while box II contains 6 blue and 4 red marbles. Suppose you cast a die inorder to randomly pick a box. If the die shows 5 or 6, you choose box 1. Otherwise,you choose box II. Now, from the chosen box, pick a single marble at random. Iffollowing this procedure we chose a red marble, what is the probability that it wasdrawn from box II? (round the answer to 4 decimal places).O 0.41480.32140.64290.1481O 0.2667

This probability problem is a conditional probability or known as Bayes' theorem;Let E1 be the event…

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