Find the odds of event b
Given an event has exactly four outcomes, a , b , c , and d , where event a , b , and c are independent events. Given a represents a few outcomes of d , i.e., a is a proper subset of d , find the odds in favour of event b , if P (a | b ) = 1 / 6 , P (a | d ) = 4 / 9 , and 3P (c ) = P (d )
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