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true i knew it ;)

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No, there is the same chance of scoring either

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No, there is the same chance of scoring either

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no

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first person's birthday: 365/365 = 100% chance
second person's birthday: 1/365
(365/365) x (23/365) = 23/365
= 6.3%
not sure D:

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total of three: 1,2/2,1. so 1/2x1/2=0.25
total of two: 1,1. so 1/2x1/2=0.25

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Same chance

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yes

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3/6
1/2
?
or is it
1/2 x 1/2 x 1/2
so 1/8
?

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no 1/2

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there is no pattern

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1/2 chance

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no 1/2

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1/2

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50-50 chance

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1/2

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there is no pattern in flipping coins.

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no, there is still a 1/2 chance that the baby will be either a boy or girl.

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no, there is still a 1/2 chance that the baby will be either a boy or girl.

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false, there is 1/2 chance for getting both a head and a tail

# data[].attributes.subject
false, there is 1/2 chance for getting both a head and a tail

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Because it should be HH,TT,HT,TH so it's 1/4

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1/2 for every throw

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no there's 1/2 chance for both

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lottery numbers are chosen randomly

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since the numbers are randomly chosen all sets of numbers have an equal chance

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no

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chance of getting a six and a four is the same

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a 1/6 chance for six and four

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no