Q15: Probability Theory Q'sDrawers, A, B and C. Told each drawer contains one coin. Following probabilitiesA: Coin with probability of Heads 2/3B: Fair coin probability of Heads 1/2C: Coin with probability of Heads 3/7Drawer is chosen at random and the matching coin is tossed.Given Heads comes up, what is the probability the chosen coin is fair?P(F/H) – F (fair), H(heads)

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