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Conditional Probability, Independence & Bayes · Hard problem

Urn I contains 33 red and 22 white balls; Urn II contains 11 red and 44 white balls. A fair coin is flipped to choose an urn, and one ball is drawn from it. Find the probability the ball is red. Report mn\dfrac{m}{n} and m+nm+n.