Suppose P(E1/E2)=0.46, P(E2/E1)=0.92, and P(E1)×P(E2)=0.24. Determine P(E2), giving your answer correct to two decimal places.

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Suppose P(E1/E2)=0.46, P(E2/E1)=0.92, and P(E1)×P(E2)=0.24. Determine P(E2), giving your answer correct to two decimal places.

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