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I got something nice too.
I am a Gabber with a bold head.
Am I lying or telling the truth? [?]
Kindest regard Dj You_nis
I am a Gabber with a bold head.
Am I lying or telling the truth? [?]
Kindest regard Dj You_nis
Originally posted by marqq
Did I really said smth?
Pls. quote me if did
somethingOriginally posted by y3nis
Save My Tits Here=smth?
you didn't forget about that didn't you?Originally posted by marqq
so...we have 12 balls.Only one is different(lighter or heavyer)
We also have a balance...and only 3 trys to find the different ball
Enjoy
It it was h4, h3, or l2 then I would use my last balance with h4 vs h3. If the balance dips to h4 then h4 is the odd ball. If the balance dips to h3 then h3 is the odd ball. if the scale is even then l2 is the odd ball.
If it was h1, h2, or l2, then I would do the same as directly above and find the odd ball.
If my initial weigh was balanced, then I would take 3 of the 4 remaining balls and weigh them against 3 other balls. If the balance stayed level, then I would know the odd ball was the one I didn't weigh. If it did not, then I would know whether the 3 balls were lighter or heavier. I would then take 2 of the 3 remaining balls and weigh them against each other. If the balance was level then the odd ball is the one I didn't weigh. Otherwise, it is the heavier/lighter one, depending on whether the 3 balls were lighter or heavier.
why?It it was h4, h3, or l2 then I would use my last balance with h4 vs h3. If the balance dips to h4 then h4 is the odd ball. If the balance dips to h3 then h3 is the odd ball. if the scale is even then l2 is the odd ball.
whatever you want...you have a 33% chance to find the prize...you pick #1...and you find that the door #3 is a fake...Your chances increase to 50%...so either you take #2 or you rest on #1 you heave the same chances to win the prise :)tribdog said:You are the big winner of a television game show. The host says "Grand prize is behind door #1, 2 or 3. pick one." After you make your choice (lets say you pick #1) the host says "You may be right. It's either #1 or #2 but its not number 3. Now I'm going to give you one last chance do you want to stick with door #1 or would you like to pick again?" What should you do?
no I don't think that is correct. its close, but not right. What if there are a million doors and after you choose Monty Hall/Bob Barker throws out 999998 of the bad doors and says it's either the one you chose or this one? do you think it is still a 50/50 chance then?marqq said:whatever you want...you have a 33% chance to find the prize...you pick #1...and you find that the door #3 is a fake...Your chances increase to 50%...so either you take #2 or you rest on #1 you heave the same chances to win the prise :)
leto said:I disagree. By removing the 999998 doors, the chance of the door you didn't pick being the door increases. The door you did pick could not be removed, and is therefore less likely to be the prized door.
The problem allow us to eliminate only one door...From 3 doors or from 100000000 doors...we are able to remove only one door...leto said:I disagree. By removing the 999998 doors, the chance of the door you didn't pick being the door increases. The door you did pick could not be removed, and is therefore less likely to be the prized door.
sorry ... i missunderstood your "l-f" definition...i was tired and i thought you ment left-right...and swiching the balls, an left becomes right and viceversa...therefore i missjudged your solution...i am deeply sorry...your answer is as corect as it can be... I'm really sorry about thatleto said:There are three possibilities with the first weigh. Either it tips to the left, right or stays level. I accounted for all three of these.
Edit:
I think you are assuming I label them l1-l4 and h1 - h4 because I assume I know this. I only label them as such so that I know later that, if one of them is the odd ball, they have to follow that pattern. A ball that was on the heavy side will never be the lighter odd ball.
you are closer to the answer than you imaginepig said:enjoying himself :)
marqq said:you are closer to the answer than you imagine
Ahh yes, why not? Because Bob says "it is either the one you chose or the other", which implies that one of the doors is the right one. He does not ask "would you like to change your pick now", which doesn't necessarily mean one of the doors is the right one. So yes, your chances would be 50/50.tribdog said:no I don't think that is correct. its close, but not right. What if there are a million doors and after you choose Monty Hall/Bob Barker throws out 999998 of the bad doors and says it's either the one you chose or this one? do you think it is still a 50/50 chance then?
sorryIf it's a typo he should drive at 110 km/h, if it's not...