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Suppose that Dr. Vergara makes a free throw with probability 0.8 and, independently, Dr. Agor makes a free throw with probability 0.4. They each attempt one free throw. (a) Given that only one of them made a free throw, what is the probability that Dr. Agor made his free throw

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