There is a machine that sends binary messages (0 or 1). It is known that 0 and 1 are sent in the proportion of 4:6. It is also known that transmission has an error with probability 0.1. Assume that the error occurs independently for each transmission. Now, we received the following message: 1 0 1 0 1 . What is the probability that this message was correctly received?

There is a machine that sends binary messages (0 or 1). It is known that 0 and 1 are sent in the proportion of 4:6. It is also known that transmission has an error with probability 0.1. Assume that the error occurs independently for each transmission. Now, we received the following message: 1 0 1 0 1 . What is the probability that this message was correctly received?

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