CitadelTraderTraderQuestion #79
Suppose I have two pancakes: one with both sides burnt, and one with one burnt side and one unburnt side. I randomly choose one pancake, then randomly look at one of its sides. If the side is burnt, what is the probability that I picked the pancake with both sides burnt?
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