andrewducker (
andrewducker) wrote2011-08-17 04:15 pm
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Monty Hall
[Poll #1770413]
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I have known what the answer was for ages, but for some reason it only "clicked" in my head today. You can blame
sarahs_muse for triggering it.
Explanation
I have known what the answer was for ages, but for some reason it only "clicked" in my head today. You can blame
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What I discovered was that either I had chosen the prize with my initial guess, or I had not. Opening doors that I hadn't chosen did not change the correctness of my initial guess. And therefore, there was always a one in three chance that my original guess was correct.
Therefore, as there was only one other door to choose, that door must have a two in three chance of being correct.