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It is an April Fools' video, nothing to see here.
by KhalilK 12y ago
It is an April Fools' video, nothing to see here.
- ColinWright 12y agoSo, just to be clear, you're claiming that the result is false?
- DINKDINK 12y agoIt can be a April Fools video and still be correct. Basically it's a moot video because you can use the same logic to prove that any digit has the same properties or converse property (that three exists almost NO where because the probability of a number doesn't have three is P(n)=1-1/10^n and as n->∞ P(n)->0
- ColinWright 12y ago> ... because the probability of a number has > three is P(n)=1/10^n and as n->∞ P(n)->0 Er, no. The probability of an n digit number having a three is P(n) = 1 - (9/10)^n, and as n->∞, P(n)->1. I don't understand why you say it's a moot video. The result as stated in the video is complete and correct.
- DINKDINK 12y agoI meant to say doesn't have 3 and have updated the comment to reflect the equation I believe is correct.