5. [49.09 Points] DETAILS WACKERLYSTAT7 2.SE.153. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Medical case histories indicate that different illnesses may produce identical symptoms. Suppose that a particular set of symptoms, denoted H, occurs only when any one of three illnesses, I1, 12, or 13, occurs. Assume that the simultaneous occurrence of more that one of these illnesses is impossible and that Pal) = 0.02, PUZ) = 0.008, Pug) = 0.05. The probabilities of developing the set of symptoms H, given each of these illnesses, are known to be P(H|I1) = 0.91, P(H|I2) = 0.96, P(H|13) = 0.74. Assuming that a person who is ill exhibils the symptoms, H, what is the probability that the person has illness Il? (Round your answer to four decimal places.) :I Need Help