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P(chip declared sound, is sound) =
p(chip sound)*p(chip sound, is declared sound) / p(chip not sound)*P(chip not sound but declared sound ) + p(chip sound)*p(chip sound, is declared sound)
= .995*.97 / (.995*.97 + .005*(1-.95))
= 0.99974
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