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What Are The Odds?
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I'm sat here just checking my bank statement online. It shows that last Saturday I went to Sainsbury's and spent £16.74. That afternoon I then went to Lidl and spent .....£16.74! What a strange coincidence!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.one in ten thousand I think
so that the expectation of finding one in a run of a ten thousand entries - is ....one
BUT - the proper mathematicians will come along soon
You wouldnt write in if one day you drew out £50 and the next day you few out another £50 ! hey look they are the same !
so the figures arent randomly distributed
s/o else can have a go .......
so that the expectation of finding one in a run of a ten thousand entries - is ....one
BUT - the proper mathematicians will come along soon
You wouldnt write in if one day you drew out £50 and the next day you few out another £50 ! hey look they are the same !
so the figures arent randomly distributed
s/o else can have a go .......
Jim, I hope you've now changed your pin no. :-)
Triple 6 was also in my first mobile's number, much to the delight of my friends who found it hilarious.
I was born on the 13th, am left-handed so really shouldn't be surprised I s'pose.
Also never knew there was a road A666, every day is a school-day lol
Triple 6 was also in my first mobile's number, much to the delight of my friends who found it hilarious.
I was born on the 13th, am left-handed so really shouldn't be surprised I s'pose.
Also never knew there was a road A666, every day is a school-day lol
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Last week I saw eight cars in a row that were black. I checked the figures on car colours and as 20% are black it appears the chances were something like (1/5)⁸ which is around 1/390000. Of course I have not remembered the other millions of times in my lifetime when nothing remarkable occurred in terms of colour sequences. (Apart perhaps from the time I say seven black cars in a row, also on the same stretch of road outside the crematorium.)
Million to one chances happen all the time of course somewhere to someone- winning the lottery for example.
Million to one chances happen all the time of course somewhere to someone- winning the lottery for example.