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Elbertson 2 year s ago
#33, yes, let's "confused" them.
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Rob 2 year s ago
Elbertson,
"Modern day's kids" is wrong as well. It's either "today's kids" or "modern day kids"
Conclusion: The person who made the meme is the one who's confused.
"Modern day's kids" is wrong as well. It's either "today's kids" or "modern day kids"
Conclusion: The person who made the meme is the one who's confused.
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Kristopher 2 year s ago
#21 Am I missing something? Each individual attempt would have 50% chance.
Statistical probability then shows that you would then have a 75% success rate:
1-(1/2)^2 = 1-1/4 = 3/4
Did the joke fly over my head?
Statistical probability then shows that you would then have a 75% success rate:
1-(1/2)^2 = 1-1/4 = 3/4
Did the joke fly over my head?
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Rena 2 year s ago
Kristopher,
Doesn’t make sense to me either
Doesn’t make sense to me either
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Anselm 2 year s ago
Kristopher,
No. Medical math is based on reality. Do a surgery twice... Damage the human body in a meaningless manner.... And the surgery will obviously fail.
No. Medical math is based on reality. Do a surgery twice... Damage the human body in a meaningless manner.... And the surgery will obviously fail.
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Norbert 2 year s ago
Kristopher,
I would check that math the success rate would be 25% the failure chance would be 75%
Kristopher,
But in reality the success rate will be always 50%
I would check that math the success rate would be 25% the failure chance would be 75%
Kristopher,
But in reality the success rate will be always 50%
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Belle 2 year s ago
#26 well, he's the only one he can talk to about,... well, you know... what I can't talk about
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Bridgit 2 year s ago
#16 Yes, I understand your mother didn't give you enough attention as a child, but don't punish my ears because you're starved for attention.
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Stephanie 1 weeks ago
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"Modern day's kids" is wrong as well. It's either "today's kids" or "modern day kids"
Conclusion: The person who made the meme is the one who's confused.
Statistical probability then shows that you would then have a 75% success rate:
1-(1/2)^2 = 1-1/4 = 3/4
Did the joke fly over my head?
Doesn’t make sense to me either
No. Medical math is based on reality. Do a surgery twice... Damage the human body in a meaningless manner.... And the surgery will obviously fail.
I would check that math the success rate would be 25% the failure chance would be 75%
Kristopher,
But in reality the success rate will be always 50%