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For mutually exclusive events upper r 1? , upper r 2? , and upper r 3? , we have ? p(upper r 1? )=0. p(upper r 2? )=0.4? , and ? p(upper r 3? )=0.55. ? also, p(q? | upper r 1? )=0.4? , ? p(q | upper r 2? )=0.3? , and? p(q | upper r 3? )=0.4. find ? p(upper r 1 ? | q).

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