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You're wrong and I wrote a simulation to prove it. To repeat my original assertion, the probability of winning if you switch is (N-1)/(N(N-2)). For N=4, this eq
by asdfologist 13y ago
You're wrong and I wrote a simulation to prove it. To repeat my original assertion, the probability of winning if you switch is (N-1)/(N(N-2)). For N=4, this equals 3/8. Run the following simulation and you'll get roughly 0.375, as my formula predicts.
http://pastebin.com/i89M4GZU http://pastebin.com/i89M4GZU