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Well... sh#%...

Cuda1447

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How the bloody hell are we supposed to resolve that conflict?

Given that there are three different answers, I could say it's 33% chance.
 
Yea it's B)

Because normally it is a 25% chance, but since there are two 25% answers and one of them is the correct answer, it brings you down to 50% odds.
 
Yea it's B)

Because normally it is a 25% chance, but since there are two 25% answers and one of them is the correct answer, it brings you down to 50% odds.

If it was a blind question where you had to chose one of the four to find 25% hiding under it, sure. You have a 50% chance of guessing 25% right. Think of the ball hiding under the cup game.

But if the *real* answer is something other than 25% then you have a 1/3.
 
Yea it's B)

Because normally it is a 25% chance, but since there are two 25% answers and one of them is the correct answer, it brings you down to 50% odds.

But there is only 1 choice with 50%, which makes it a 25% chance. :hmm:

:biggrin:
 
there are no correct answers

fools

no answer. it requires P(A) = A where A is the shown # and P(A) is the actual probability of selecting that number; also only one answer can fit that. none of those choices is a solution.
 
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