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But what if I initially picked the blue door?

Do you mind to share the name of software ?

Thank you very much for this video, I really appreciate all of this. I need to study more, I need more practice and This class is very useful. Your class is easy to understand, You're a really great teacher, Keep it up.

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Damn, the guy who discovered this law was cooking 🔥🔥 how do these kind of things come to mathematicians mind?

How is this this easy, my lecturer is a clown

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Can you do it across the first row?

Noted that x=r*sin(theta) is a standard trigonometric substitution that conveniently gets rid of the radical… not to be confused with a rectangular to polar conversion.

I'm not sure but maybe the first answer is wrong. It should be 5 right? Since there are 5 kids and 1 swing. So 5 possible ways to line up so that each gets a single turn🤷. Or 5P1 = 5

This doesn't tell me how the fuck to read a Round Robin grid.

Thank you so much, I was having a mental breakdown trying to understand why my answer and the calculator's were different but turns out they mean the exact same thing!!

you can actually do this with only 4 functions and one list

7:17 is there a typo for x-vector / span of lambda_1? Shouldn't it be 1 to 2 vice 2 to 1?

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Thanks man, I had already studied the number theory but was stuck at its applications, I had my submit due today, you came in like a god’s helper in my life 😅🔥. Thank you. hope you have a nice day.

At first I thought it's real.. then I realised it's only works on programs.

Can the index be any number, as long as the last value is adjusted in order to correspond with the index?

Online simulation: www.mathwarehouse.com/monty-hall-simulation-online/

This is only theoretical. In a practical way, if you leave your door, you'll get 50/50 to choose the right door.

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This doesn’t make any sense, by this logic in the same exact scenario couldn’t I pick blue and then switch to yellow?

You made the '-2' in row 2 coloumb 1 '2' at time 0:36

The videos that came with my homework (online course) didn't explain what's actually going on in these types of problems and either the textbook wasn't clear or I couldn't understand it... I clicked on a few other YT videos on the subject, but watching your video is what helped me to understand--thank you!!

I tried putting in the exact thing in 2 different calculators and both say syntax error

Can we say ".33..." equals 1/3. Like a politician, we sure can. Just don't mention we are leaving something out. ".33..." equals the incomplete and imprecise division of 1 by 3. We could also find a circular algorithm to somehow cancel out the infinity x=".33..." times 10 10x="3,33..."? plus x 11x="3.66..." divide by 11 x=".33..." the infinity is still there. How about x=".99..." times 10 10x="9.99...? plus x 11x="10.99...? Divide by 11 x=".99..." I must be doing something wrong. Can't get rid of the infinity. If I change the add to subtract, divide by 9 instead of 11, what is the mathic that gets rid of infinity.

why cant we just put -0.2 instead of k. because in the previous exponentail decay video (part 2) we accepted k as decay rate?

Now how are you going to carry 1,073,741,824 pennies around?

Best video, makes so much sense. Easy explanation.

One factory employs 35 male and 20 female workers. The factory owner wanted to form A social committee for male and female workers with 5 randomly selected members: What is the probability that the chairman of the committee , Vice-Chairman of the Committee and the treasurer are male workers, and the other members are from female Workers?

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These videos fail to address that your door will not be removed meaning it’s safer to switch

Thanks very much, but then it means the statements are true both ways, that is, (A implies B) and (B implies A), or either (P and Q) are both true or are both false, (P and Q) or -(P and Q). So what is the negatation of this statement. Thanks

you are moving too fast and don't explain enough..

Hi It was really helpful, thank you. Which software do you use for writing?

No but the red door is not part of the options anymore so its 50 50

i think i have the best explanation. Think of it this way: there are 3 people. they all chose a different door. which means that one of them chose correctly, the others didn't. so when the host reveals the other wrong door, 2 of the 3 people will benefit from switching. meaning the chance is 2/3. hope this helped

They have a combined total of 2/3 not a seperate... If one door is removed, you remove a number from the 3..because there is no longer 3. Lets say i choose yellow door, if its right and i switch to blue , i lose a million

If you have common sense and a basic understanding of logic, the chances are now evenly distributed between the door you originally chose and the door you switch to

mine doesn't give me the answers your did fir the first problem it just gave me -5

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It's 50 50 lil bro

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Great explanation!

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Doesnt fix my problem at all, i only need 1 question to solve... and i only see this video but it has 2 question so how do i finish my homework.