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How to visualize division in the Odds form of Bayes's Theorem?

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How to visualize division in the Odds form of Bayes's Theorem?

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Hi scherz0,

Interesting question because I'm humbled to say that I've never come across any math problem like this. Could you give us an introduction to the basics of dividing circle pictograms? Any citation or source that we could read or watch would probably go a long way.

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Hi bio_man. "Could you give us an introduction to the basics of dividing circle pictograms?" I would, if I knew of any! I was hoping that someone could here! I simply saw this kind of division in the linked article. I've never stumbled on this before.

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I can only make the following observations, though without any logic

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