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These aren't independent events. The OP may be right, but for the wrong reasons.
by gfodor 12y ago
These aren't independent events. The OP may be right, but for the wrong reasons.
- lutusp 12y ago> These aren't independent events. I agree. There are a number of ways this could be true -- a person has more experience, is more likely to succeed in later tries because of being seasoned -- or might even be so discouraged by a first failure that he is then programmed to fail. But to a first approximation, the tries are independent. It only shows the limited applicability of theoretical analyses to real-world events.