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Monty Hall: if you pick one of the bad doors, which has probability 2/3, then you should switch after shown a bad door. Otherwise (probability 1/3) you should s
by bobbylarrybobby 7y ago
Monty Hall: if you pick one of the bad doors, which has probability 2/3, then you should switch after shown a bad door. Otherwise (probability 1/3) you should stick with your door.
Boxers: if you pick one of the bad boxers, which has probability 2/3, then you should switch after shown a bad boxer which happens when the first round fight ends. Otherwise (probability 1/3) you should stick with your boxer.
- Vadoff 7y agoIt's not quite the same being shown a bad door vs a bad boxer that you were told would always result in a draw otherwise. That means the other boxer is always the better one (or the car), it doesn't take into account that the winning boxer could be what you have.