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Some people argue that the probability of any event is always 50% ... it either happens or not, regardless of the odds.
what do u think?
what do u think?
Ahh but isn't there a 50% chance all the molecules will suddenly decide to all go off in different direction before the die leaves your hand? Also what about the 50% chance your hand turns into an iguana and eats the die?arildno said:No Vincent:
Since the die may either land or not, they're saying it is only a 50% chance of it ever landing..
CronoSpark said:It might change... that is if we get a "super" computer that can "instantly" compute every single aspect in the universe... and then we can see what other factors are able to change our probability.
50% probability, also known as 0.5 probability, refers to the chance that an event will occur. It represents an equal likelihood of either a positive or negative outcome.
50% probability is calculated by dividing the number of favorable outcomes by the total number of possible outcomes. This can be represented as a fraction, decimal, or percentage.
An example of 50% probability is flipping a coin. There are two possible outcomes - heads or tails - and each outcome has an equal chance of occurring, making the probability 50%.
50% probability can be represented graphically as a horizontal line dividing a bar or pie graph equally. It can also be represented as a point on a probability distribution curve.
50% probability and random chance are closely related. If there are only two possible outcomes for an event, then each outcome has a 50% probability of occurring, making it a random chance. In other words, in a situation with 50% probability, the outcome is determined by random chance.