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Alexsandro
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Can someone help me? Why the argument is false ?
In this problem you must explain the results in intuitiva way. One formal prove or verbal description of a prove is not satisfactory answers.
1) It considers the following events:
A: To get one 6 in four throwing of a die;
B: To get one double 6 in twenty and four throwing of a pair of dice.
Argument: We have P(A) = P(B), because the probability of if getting one 6 in the throwing of a die is six times bigger than the probability of if getting double 6 in the throwing of a pair of dice, but the number of throwings of event B is six times bigger than the number of throwings of event A.
It is true or false. Explain in intuitive way.
In this problem you must explain the results in intuitiva way. One formal prove or verbal description of a prove is not satisfactory answers.
1) It considers the following events:
A: To get one 6 in four throwing of a die;
B: To get one double 6 in twenty and four throwing of a pair of dice.
Argument: We have P(A) = P(B), because the probability of if getting one 6 in the throwing of a die is six times bigger than the probability of if getting double 6 in the throwing of a pair of dice, but the number of throwings of event B is six times bigger than the number of throwings of event A.
It is true or false. Explain in intuitive way.