Bayes Theorem and Investment Strategy

A recent study on the efficiency of an investment strategy indicates that there are two possible economic conditions:
- Condition A (favorable)
- Condition B (unfavorable)
The probabilities of these conditions are:

• P(A) = 0.6
• P(B) = 0.4

From historical data, it is known that:

• Investment strategy X performs well under favorable conditions (Condition A) with a probability of P(Win | A) = 0.8
• Investment strategy X performs poorly under unfavorable conditions (Condition B) with a probability of P(Win | B) = 0.2

If the investment strategy X resulted in a win, what is the probability that it was under the favorable economic condition A?

Use Bayes' Theorem to find P(A | Win).