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Three Coins: Bayesian Inference

Medium · Probability & Statistics · Quant Trader interview question · probability, bayes-theorem, conditional-probability, mental-math

You are presented with a box containing three coins. One coin is two-headed, and the other two are fair coins. You randomly select one coin from the box and flip it. The result is Heads. What is the probability that you selected the two-headed coin?