QUESTION 8 On a random cross medical checkup in Muscat airport, the statistic shows 45% of the travelers are form region A 35% are form region B, and 20% are form region C The Medicine doctors have found that 6% of the travelers form region A, 7% of the travelers form region B, and 5% of the travelers form region C are infected by COVID-19. One week later, not infected travelur went for recheck up Find the probability helshe region B? For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac) TITT Paragraph Arial V312pt)

QUESTION 8 On a random cross medical checkup in Muscat airport, the statistic shows 45% of the travelers are form region A 35% are form region B, and 20% are form region C The Medicine doctors have found that 6% of the travelers form region A, 7% of the travelers form region B, and 5% of the travelers form region C are infected by COVID-19. One week later, not infected travelur went for recheck up Find the probability helshe region B? For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac) TITT Paragraph Arial V312pt)

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