Problems label parameters, observed data, likelihoods, priors, evidence, and posteriors before calculation. Bounded counts and printed reference values keep the work reproducible on paper.
Learning objective
What this activity builds
Apply continuous Bayes' theorem on parameter support [0,1] using exact bounded polynomial integrals.
Worked example
A uniform prior observes one Bernoulli success. Find the posterior.
f(theta|data)=2theta on [0,1].
Prior times likelihood is theta and normalizes by its integral 1/2.
Teaching notes
Make the practice count
Label data, hypothesis, prior, and likelihood before calculating.
Normalize only after forming every Bayes numerator.
Interpret the posterior in the parameter context.
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