Helen knows that anemic causes yellow skin 53% of the time. Prior probability of any patient that is anemic is 1/60,000. Prior to probability of any patient that have yellow skin is 1/25. If a patient has yellow skin, what is the probability that he or she is anemic?

Helen knows that anemic causes yellow skin 53% of the time. Prior probability of any patient that is anemic is 1/60,000. Prior to probability of any patient that have yellow skin is 1/25. If a patient has yellow skin, what is the probability that he or she is anemic?

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