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There is 128 people with no disease and 397 with disease. Out of people with disease,...

There is 128 people with no disease and 397 with disease. Out of people with disease, 256 tested positive. Out of people with no disease, 1 tested positive. Suppose general disease probability is 0.1. What's the probability that a randomly picked person infected with the disease tests negative? (use Bayes theorem)

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