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13-10-2022
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Slippery Elum is a baseball pitcher who uses three pitches, 65% fastballs, 20% curveballs, and the rest spitballs. Slippery is pretty
accurate with his fastball (about 70 % are strikes), less accurate with his curveball (50 % strikes), and very wild with his spitball (only
30% strikes).
Slippery ends one game with a strike on the last pitch he throws. What is the probability that pitch was a spitball?
Round your answer to three decimal places.
The probability that the pitch was a spitball is ?

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