________________________________
>"Equiprobable & Unpredictable". Everything has an equal chance of occurring and
>you can't predict it.
>Toss two fair dice. Everything has an equal chance of occuring and you can't
>predict it? No, I can predict the follow outcomes:
2 occurs 1 out of 36
3 occurs 2 out of 36
4 occurs 3 out of 36
5 occurs 4 out of 36
6 occurs 5 out of 36
7 occurs 6 out of 36
8 occurs 5 out of 36
9 occurs 4 out of 36
10 occurs 3 out of 36
11 occurs 2 out of 36
12 occurs 1 out of 36
But not in EVERY 36 throws. Any stat-head out there want to calculate the odds
of that EXACT distribution occurring in one series of 36 throws?
._,___
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [vpFREE] Re: Best Randomness Analogy Contest
__._,_.___
MARKETPLACE
.
__,_._,___