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Your friend grabs a die at random from a drawer containing two 6-sided dice, one 8-sided die, and one 12-sided die. She rolls the die once and reports that the result is 7.

(a) Make a discrete Bayes table showing the prior, likelihood, and posterior for the type of die rolled given the data.

(b) What are your posterior odds that the die has 12 sides?

(c) Given the data of the first roll, what is your probability that the next roll will be a 7?

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Question 23

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Question 25

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Question 26

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Question 29

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Question 30

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