Mathematics, 12.02.2021 02:50 klk597703

It is known that a certain disease occurs in 5% of a large population. A test for the disease has a positive result 90% of the time for people with the disease, but it also
has a positive result for the disease 2% of the time when someone does not have the
disease. What is the probability a randomly selected person has the disease if we
know the person tests positive for the disease?

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