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Probability

By Murray Bourne, 07 Sep 2007

This video is quite clever and the effects are (mostly) good.

Now, let's ponder how they arrived at their probability value... This is, after all, a chaotic situation where calculating probabilities would be almost impossible.

Then again, in the real world, that is quite normal.

On with the show.

See the 3 Comments below.

3 Comments on “Probability”

  1. Darmok says:

    I believe the method they used was to take the number 1, then place a decimal point and a whole bunch of zeroes in front of it.

  2. Gilbat mwananono says:

    Am need of the more examples on this topic of probability distribution

  3. Murray says:

    @Gilbat: There are many pages in this chapter giving examples of probability distributions: COounting and probability

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