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I've usually found the problem poorly worded (probably intentionally). An assumption that Monty knows which door is which is required but often not stated. If
by LanceH 13y ago
I've usually found the problem poorly worded (probably intentionally). An assumption that Monty knows which door is which is required but often not stated. If Monty doesn't know which door is which, the odds are 50-50 like you'd imagine.
- cma 13y agoHe just has to not open a door with the car behind, it doesn't matter whether intentional or not. If he forgot his intentionality but takes the exact same actions by chance, the stats don't change for the player.
- ubercow13 13y agoThis isn't right though, it makes all the difference whether he acts knowingly or happens to pick a goat; it's a 50/50 chance on changing if he chose a goat by luck (see other posts ITT)