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Probability distribution 2016-01-14 22:21:48 Post No. 411781
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Probability distribution Anonymous 2016-01-14 22:21:48 Post No. 411781 [Report]

can someone plz answer this probability distribution question my head hurts post work if you can

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Anonymous 2016-01-14 22:30:56 Post No.411789
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>>411781
lel so what, you got kicked off of >>>/sci/ when you asked there so now you're asking here?

also, Tim Horton's coffee tastes like ass.

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Anonymous 2016-01-14 22:34:20 Post No.411790
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>>411789
Hey, you be nice.

>>411781
As a canadian, I can answer this question with little trouble because it's about tim hortons.

The odds that you lose on all four cups is (5/6)^4. Which is the same as 625/1296, and the odds of winning any of them is the complement, meaning 671 / 1296, which is abooouuut 52% or so.

I don't wish to draw a graph, but that should be more than enough for you to extrapolate from there!

Good luck on your math test, OP.

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Anonymous 2016-01-14 22:45:19 Post No.411796
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>>411790
>>411790
you are my captain canada
ilysfm and my test is baby food it's just this is what I was confused about thanks <3