which is a reverse fomo game contract, meaning that the timer counts down, and each key purchased lowers the timer by one second. Eventually it will become profitable for a megawhale to simply sweep the entire pot and everyone who got in early enough will get a massive payout. Seriously, get the fuck in here Jow Forums. Don't say I never gave ya anything, kid.
could guess fell from this shit shill from your answer lmao.
fuck off nigger
Isaiah Cook
if you were to pull out a ball at random, you could be in 6 different situations. The scenario assumes a gold in hand, that kills 3 of those situations. the 3 (highlighting the ball taken): 1) you took a ball out of the silver/ 2) you took a ball out of the gold/ 3) you took a ball out of the /gold all are equally likely. 2/3 t. stubborn convert from 50%
Matthew Mitchell
so close brainlet its 1/3, 33%
Isaiah Wilson
>what is the probability that the next ball you take from the SAME box will be ALSO be gold.
jesus no wonder everyone on this board falls for the most retarded shills
>what is the probability that the NEXT ball you take from the SAME box will be ALSO be gold.
you already have 1 gold ball. the only boxes with gold balls in them are A and B. so you're either on taking the next ball from A or B. A = 100% gold ball. B = 0%
100/2 = 50
fuck off u low iq monkey
James Jenkins
>>what is the probability that the NEXT ball you take from the SAME box will be ALSO be gold. > >you already have 1 gold ball. the only boxes with gold balls in them are A and B Yeah and the probability of having drawn a gold ball is not the same for both boxes containing gold balls, you stupid fuck, therefore your entire premise is wrong
Aiden Butler
Now I see why you are getting rekt brainlets = afraid to play big brains = all in top kek
I chose a bag at random, and the odds of me choosing the bag with two gold balls is 33%. The question is ultimately asking which bag did you pick at random from the beginning.
Evan Mitchell
>I chose a bag at random, and the odds of me choosing the bag with two gold balls is 33%. The question is ultimately asking which bag did you pick at random from the beginning. the issue is the chance at which you've withdrawn from which box. if you've already got gold, it's pretty likely that you're gonna get another gold—it's not 50/50 or 1/3 or anything else idk how to help you see this
gold and silver have different density so silver ball is bigger or lighter by a lot and make very different sound. brainlet!
David Bennett
it's just enamel bro
Connor Thomas
4/6fs
Jason Hall
it says gold and silver ball literally.
Grayson Young
they're colors, that doesn't necessarily describe the material from which the balls are constructed >assumptions
Caleb Adams
so the question is worded wrong. if it said gold and silver colored ceramic ball i would have no issues. but no it says gold and silver balls.
Charles Smith
you made an assumption there, friend check your ego at the door
Jeremiah Allen
no there is no assumption the question is stupid.
Levi Rodriguez
you're stupid
Jace Evans
no i'm just actually using my brain and knowledge of the world. unlike you.
Noah Wilson
you made an incorrect and logically flawed assumption in an effort to demonstrate how intelligent you are, inadvertently making yourself look less intelligent in the process. now you won't concede this and instead want to debate
please, sir, spare us from your nonsense
James Mitchell
If you're actually getting this wrong, go back to middle school
Brandon Cooper
When does the random selection occur? It occurs prior to the gold ball being revealed. The choice was made based on the odds of when the selection took place.
Here's another example
I flip a coin. The coin lands on heads. What are the odds that the coin landed on heads?
You could say, 100%, but in reality you didn't make the choice after the coin landed. You made the choice when it was 50/50.
Hunter Fisher
you're objectively wrong the odds that you have received the ball from a box containing another gold ball are higher than the odds that you received the ball from a box containing a silver ball, dingus it's 2/3
Carter Turner
if you picked 2 gold box ball A, then 100% for another gold ball. if you picked 2 gold box ball B,, you again have 100% for another gold ball. and if you picked the 1 silver 1 gold box ball, then it's 0%. 100% + 100% + 0% / 3 = 66%.
Nathan Allen
>you made an incorrect and logically flawed assumption no the question made an assumption that everyone would understand when it says gold ball it doesn't mean actual gold ball. that's a flawed assumption. pretty sure if it was a legal document it wouldn't stand up in court. or let me sell you a gold bar at 50% discount! it's a gold bar if it's gold colored right?
Ian Hernandez
This.
>gold bar implies material >gold ball doesn't hurrr
Nathaniel Martinez
there is no two boxes with 2 gold ball wtf?
Eli Mitchell
There's a 2/3 chance that you selected the bag with at least one gold ball. There is 1/3 chance that you selected a bag with 2 gold balls.
Let's say I gave you the option to switch bags after you selected the gold ball from the bag you originally chose. It is obvious that the odds are still 1/3.
Hudson Green
>>gold bar implies material >>gold ball doesn't that's pretty arbitrary assumption i'm pretty sure noone would share with you who has a braincell connected to an other.
Adam Thompson
objectively wrong see the error of your ways, fren
Nathaniel Hill
your assertion that something being gold colored automatically implies that it's literally a chunk of Au would be thrown out as frivolous in court, kek >the irony >more like the goldony, amirite :^)
The stated problem is one of conditional probabiilities. It is stated that you have already drawn one gold ball. Therefore, the probability of the first gold ball you take out from a box being gold is 100%. That means that it is impossible for you have taken a ball out of the box containing two silver balls.
You have taken a gold ball out of either the box with two gold balls or the box with one gold ball and one silver ball. the probability that the other ball in the box from which you pulled the first gold ball is also a gold ball is 1/2 = 50%.
Ayden Bell
>Therefore, the probability of the first gold ball you take out from a box being gold is 100%. correct >That means that it is impossible for you have taken a ball out of the box containing two silver balls. Also correct so now you have a 2/3 chance to withdraw another gold ball
I don't understand why you get literally 2/3 of the way through the problem (kek) and still can't figure it out
your brain is broken bro
Thomas Jenkins
thanks man, made it myself
Connor Nguyen
what'd you use?
Mason James
>It is stated that you have already drawn one gold ball. fuck, i didn't read this part
Jonathan Hughes
No. Think of it this way. Because you know that the first ball you take out of the box is a gold ball, then an equivalent problem would be:
There are two opaque boxes each with two balls in them. One box has two gold balls in it while the other box has one gold ball and one silver ball. If you are allowed to pick one of the two boxes, what is the probability that you select the box with two gold balls in it?
Nicholas Hernandez
>brainlets arguing ITT about math problem >can't get the right answer >missing out on yet another opportunity to get into fomofive.me/play well, I tried. I really did
Hey I'm thinking about doing a contract to crowdfund the last purchase of the game in order to take the pot. I'm trying to figure out how to choose the ROI at which it should stop accepting deposits and trigger the purchase event to take the pot, not sure if it should be somehow elected by the depositors, a hardcoded ROI or if theres some other way to work it out. Someone that's not a brainlet care to share their thoughts? No chink scamcoin holder, only linkies allowed, minimum 20 years experience in blockchain dApps, send your curriculum to my secretary before replying, thanks.
Connor Murphy
>Hey I'm thinking about doing a contract to crowdfund the last purchase of the game in order to take the pot. smart
Colton Thompson
>Someone that's not a brainlet care to share their thoughts? No chink scamcoin holder, only linkies allowed, minimum 20 years experience in blockchain dApps, send your curriculum to my secretary before replying, thanks. holy kek, didn't read this before I posted
Joshua Rivera
wait, there's the human filter on the contract, no way to do it trustless, it should delegate the final transaction to one addres of mine and i should return the monies with a special function into the contract for it to split the pot... fuck