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Look at kqr's comment, which shows why this is not an equivalent problem, and also points out that questioning it is quite right in this case.
by carlmr 9y ago
Look at kqr's comment, which shows why this is not an equivalent problem, and also points out that questioning it is quite right in this case.
- garmaine 9y agoIt is an equivalent problem. kqr's comment is wrong in its implications. Whether you open one door or 998 doors, you are revealing information about the likelihood of what is behind the last door. It's just more obvious that this is the case when N-2 doors are opened than just one.