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M F 5 0 M M M M M 4 1 M M M M F - M M M F M - M M F M M - M F M M M - F M M M M and so on. The probability of 2M 3F is a lot higher than 5F. It's the same problem as the chance of snake eyes showing up when you roll a pair of dice. |
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the 1/32 is the best choice. Tom W
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OK, You lost me at .... M.F.
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Your 1/6 only works if it is a single trial e.g. 1 puppy or a single roll of a dice. In the puppy example there are 32 possible outcomes, because the order of the puppies makes that many combinations.
The answer is 1/2! (1 divided by 2 factorial) or 1/32 This works because you are sampling with replacement. Sampling without replacement is like a lottery where once a ball is picked it cannot be picked again. Of course with only 2 outcomes per trial, you cannot model something without replacement because you can only do 2 trials.
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No it isn't. 2! is 2.
The answer is (1/2)^5. |
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You are correct! My bad, I meant to say 5!
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It's not 5! either. That's 120.
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You are right. Again. I hate it when I know how to do the math but totally botch the description.
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That's what I was thinking but I have a feeling there's another factor that's more tricky.
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But the chances of having a 5 zip outcome are much smaller than having a 2 -3 outcome . . . . . I think.
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You're correct, Cmac. See my post #16.
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Of course. Well done. It's sort of a bell curve thing. To reach the outside of the bell curve, every gate has to run to the outside whereas in the middle chutes, the balls can fall more flexibly, back and forth.
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Oh that one is easy
Well, the first thing you do, is ...
Hey WAIT!!! BRB
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