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I believe he meant that he first person has 1/6 (at least or most...idk) but assuming the next person goes there is one less chamber each time. 1/5, 1/4, etc. u
by hfsktr 13y ago
I believe he meant that he first person has 1/6 (at least or most...idk) but assuming the next person goes there is one less chamber each time. 1/5, 1/4, etc. until you get to 1/1 at least. There would have to be some change between rounds to change that part.
- gambiting 13y agoSorry, I honestly thought that you would spin before every try, in which case, every test would have the same 1/6 probability of firing.
- sjwright 13y ago> until you get to 1/1 at least Possibly even more!
- tomjen3 13y agoActually the chance of the 6th person getting the bullet is initially no greater than the chance that the nth person gets the bullet, since you have to take into account that the gun fires before the first person gets the gun, which happens to be 5/6.