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In probability if they say that for instance " if one or more ____ are found" Why wouldn't it be x≥1?
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The discussion centers on the interpretation of probability statements, specifically regarding the phrase "if one or more ____ are found." Participants question why this does not translate directly to the mathematical expression x≥1. The consensus indicates that while x≥1 is a logical interpretation, the context of the probability statement may involve additional nuances that affect its application. Understanding these nuances is crucial for accurate probability analysis.
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