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What about probability calculations? Like, calculating how likely X is to happen Y times in a row? If you can use calculators Btw from that Wikipedia article,
by cutemonster 6y ago
What about probability calculations? Like, calculating how likely X is to happen Y times in a row? If you can use calculators
Btw from that Wikipedia article, about ADHD:
> In 2015, it was established that 11% of children with dyscalculia also have ADHD
- lamontcg 6y agoThat's easy because its just P(x)^Y. So with a fair coin its just powers of two so 4 in a row is 1/16, which is... 0.125/2 or 0.050 + 0.025/2 or 0.0625... That's fairly easy because those kinds of numbers are very recognizable. 1/16th is also between 1/10th and 1/20th so the answer better be between 0.05 and .10 as well. Kind of simple but 125/2 I have to break up a bit to do it, I don't know it lightning fast, although I very much recognize it after I'm done. And yeah, I don't really have ADHD and don't have dyscalculia. You said you have ADHD and sounded like you were describing dyscalculia.
- cutemonster 6y agoOk :-) Seems you a bit like probability calculations, can be a bit fun I think too. (Actually I also don't have ADHD -- I'm something else than the other ones who replied earlier in this thread.)