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In Bayes' theorem, the denominator sum of P(Ej)P(A|Ej) equals
AP(Ei)
BP(A|Ei)
CP(A)
D1
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. P(A)
Summing P(Ej)P(A|Ej) over the partition is exactly the total probability of A.
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