Mathematics, 12.02.2021 17:00 pennygillbert

When playing the roulette at a casino, you have exactly 1/35 chance of winning in each round if you play a single number. Your friend has rigged up some fireworks to be set off when you win. When you win, he sets off the fireworks every time. When you don't win, he accidentally sets off the fireworks 10% of the time. If you failed to see the outcome of a round, but you see the fireworks going off, then what is the probability that you actually won that round?

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