Hello I’m not able to find a solution that matches the given options for what the exercise asks:
The only way I was able to find a matching solution was calculating: “Probability that a user experienced a bug, given that he tested Version B” and not what the exercise ask i.e. “Probability that a user tested version B, given they experienced a bug during testing”.
Is there a typo in the exercise or do I need to study more 
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I think both statements mean the same!
Why are they the same? Let’s say P(B) is the probability of a user testing Version B and E is the event of a bug:
Probability that a user experienced a bug, given that he tested Version B”
P(E|B)=P(E and B) / P(B) = 1500/9000 * 9000/5000 = 1500/5000 = 3/10=30%
While:
“Probability that a user tested version B, given they experienced a bug during testing” .
P(B|E)=P(E and B) / P(E) = 1500/9000 * 9000/3000 = 1500/3000 = 1/2=50%
What am I missing?
Thanks!
