| HungLikeJesus |
09-26-2007 11:20 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by BigV
(Post 389181)
I get:
five people, two hands each.
each one r handed or l handed
3 out of 5 are l handed.
== 3/5
Of course, there are problems with the logic (e.g. how do you define the probability of being left handed? one person, two hands, pick one, 50/50. One definition. ps, I like your description of problem better. :) )
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BigV - I'm not sure I'm following.
If you were to flip five fair coins, how many would you expect to turn up heads, on average? |
