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Conditional Probability, Independence & Bayes · Challenge problem

Urn I contains 33 red balls and 11 blue ball; urn II contains 11 red ball and 33 blue balls. One urn is chosen by a fair coin toss, and then 44 balls are drawn from it one at a time with replacement. The draws come out red, red, blue, red. What is the probability that urn I was chosen? Express your answer as a common fraction.