Surely you don’t expect to make it if you can’t even accurately determine your odds, right?
Can Yas Forums into probability?
Nathan Cooper
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Joshua Richardson
2/3rds
Jackson Rogers
1/3
Ayden Ward
1/2
you already narrowed down the options to 2 when the ball you removed turned out green
David Richardson
WRONG
Parker Morris
EXTRA WRONG
Jaxson Young
>There is 10000000000 boxes.
>one of them have 2 green ball, one only 1 green ball, and the rest of them only red balls.
>You pick a green ball. What is the probability of the other ball being green ?
Instinctively here we can see that the number of only red only boxes do not impact the probability of the other ball being green.
The probability is simply :
Number of all green boxes / (Number of at least one green ball boxes) = 1/2.
Joseph Clark
No he's right. Only brainlet faggots execute these types of problems on sequence. At the very moment of calculation given what is absolutely known, the chance is 1/2. Kys
Wyatt Davis
Thomas Allen
50%
t. A brainlet