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A student is taking an exam. Suppose that the probability that the student finishes the exam...

A student is taking an exam. Suppose that the probability that the student finishes the exam in less than x hours is x/2 for x∈[0,2]. Show that the conditional probability that the student does not finish the exam in one hour given that they are still working after 45 minutes is 0.8.

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