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This is actually wrong.

The Monty Hall problem needs 4 or more choices before the probability of winning increases from switching. With three choices the probability is 1/3 in both cases.

I feel like we’ve discussed this before.

spot on echo , I’m impressed

If he sticks with his original choice his chance of success is 1/3. If he changes his mind his chances of success are 2/3.

His second choice offers him more information that wasn’t available with his first.

It’s that simple you provide the same vague clueless answer ruthless gave which by definition means you must be a complete simpleton. We’ve established you don’t know “professor ”  …. next one up

There is no waving of anything, I’ve asked a fairly simple maths question to which there is a definitive answer and neither you, ruthless or sceptical as grown men can answer. You can hide behind the    stuff Ge but you can’t hide behind a basis lack of IQ.

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I’ll return later to see if anyone is bright enough to furnish an answer, but it’s slim pickings on this site which is why I rarely post on here anymore … it’s embarrassing grown adults on a site cant answer a probability question aimed at GCSE takers.

The fact you agree with the daft answer ruthless gave of ” it depends on if you take the events as different or together ” shows you’re as clueless as he is. You don’t know the answer and neither does he – hide behind the silly smiley faces all you like, It doesn’t take away from your lack of intelligence Ge or is it “professor “.

2 wrong answers , anyone else? It’s GCSE level mathematical probability and no one should need google or to think too hard about it.

Wrong answer and no wonder you have to use google, you can barely string a coherent sentence together.. nice try tho

There is no mention of camels other than from Sceptical.. don’t come on trolling threads as usual Ruthless. I know you’re too thick to provide answer so I’m waiting for the board preacher to furnish one or fail to, rendering his EU posts unfit for purpose with no basic grasp of probability talking about doomsday scenarios of leaving the EU

I’ve been clear with the question  so there is no reason for you not to answer other than not knowing or being afraid to give the wrong answer. As you have seen the question, you have till the close of business today ( 5pm) to show you have a basic grasp of probability and are capable of discussing topics like Brexit from a reasonable basis of…[Read more]

so as usual, you fail to answer a question posed to you and go off at a tangent avoiding it.. can you provide an answer or not?

TYT old boy, we’re all waiting