Mathematics, 26.03.2020 18:59, lanipooh01

There are four urns that look the same. In one urn (the special urn), half of the marbles are blue. But only 1/8 of the marbles in the other urns are blue. You pick one of the urns at random and randomly select a marble from it. The marble is blue. What is the strength factor of the evidence you just got that you picked the special urn

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