Suppose events A and B form a partition of a sample space and P(A) is 0.23....

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Suppose events A and B form a partition of a sample space and P(A) is 0.23. Let D be a third event. Suppose P(DA) is 0.56 and P(D| B) is 0.49. Use Bayes Theorem to compute the following. You may want to draw a tree diagram and label it with the appropriate probabilities before you begin your computations. Round your answers to three decimal places. 1) P(BrDº) = 2) P(Dº) = 3) P(BD) = 4) P(A | Dº) = Suppose events A and B form a partition of a sample space and P(A) is 0.23. Let D be a third event. Suppose P(DA) is 0.56 and P(D| B) is 0.49. Use Bayes Theorem to compute the following. You may want to draw a tree diagram and label it with the appropriate probabilities before you begin your computations. Round your answers to three decimal places. 1) P(BrDº) = 2) P(Dº) = 3) P(BD) = 4) P(A | Dº) =