i can still understand this formula for black/red, and 0 is less likely.... although... 0 can be discarded there are roulettes without 0 but this is rare
Ivan Vagin: what about black/red 18/37 and 0 is 1/37
can still understand this formula for black/red, and 0 with a lower probability.... although... 0 can be discarded there are roulettes without 0 but this is rare
You're already talking to yourself, it's disturbing.
Surprisingly, the world is more variant than it seems. I wasn't talking to myself, I was clarifying my thought.
And if I quoted the same message twice, would you write that I was stuttering?
similarly. What is the probability of a coin falling 1,942 times heads up in a row?
the probability is always directly proportional to the number in the series, it all depends on the conditions of the experiment, rcf, etc.
similarly. What is the probability of a coin falling 1,942 times heads up in a row?
Some, but there is.
Who would have thought that could happen?
Surprisingly, the world is more variant than it seems. I wasn't talking to myself, I was clarifying my thought.
And if I quoted the same message of yours twice, would you write that I was stuttering?
What-what is proportional?
In this case the number of iterations of the generator
If a grandmother had genitals she would be a grandfather (VV Putin)
in Excel there is a function =schedule()
That's the way a lot of people have gone.
what about black/red 18/37 and 0 is 1/37
=schedule(0;37)
0=0, 1-18 is red, 19-37 is black.