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An urn contains one white chip and a second chip that is equally likely to be white or black. a chip is drawn at random and returned to the urn. then a second chip is drawn. what is the probability that a white appears on the second draw given that a white appeared on the first draw? (hint: let wi be the event that a white chip is selected on the ith draw, i = 1, 2. then p(w2|w1) = p(w1∩w2) p(w1) . if both chips in the urn are white, p(w1) = 1; otherwise, p(w1) = 1/2)

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