John:"It will rain tomorrow!"Amy:"No, it wont!"In general, John and Amy are right about the weather with probabilities 70% and 60%,respectively and independently. Given the conversation above, what is the probability it rainstomorrow in their home of Brilliantia?

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John: "It will rain tomorrow!" Amy: "No, it wont!" In general, John and Amy are right about the weather with probabilities 70% and 60%, respectively and independently. Given the conversation above, what is the probability it rains tomorrow in their home of Brilliantia?