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Otis replied to the thread Superposition in math.X+Y is an Integer because the set of Integers is closed under addition. -
Otis replied to the thread Hey Hairy ….Of course, purrball! 😼
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Otis replied to the thread the ratio between two distinct things.Check out some lessons...
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Otis replied to the thread the ratio between two distinct things.I think it's better to say "to" instead of "vs". 2:5 denotes the ratio 2 parts cake to 5 parts sugar You don't need symbol x for the...
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HHarry_the_cat replied to the thread Hey Hairy ….You talkin' 'bout me?😺
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DAt first, I was appalled that Denis would use the abbreviation "dp" (display pic) the millennials seem to use instead of avatar. It's...
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Rhi guys, lets assume I have a ration of 2:5 describe the ration of amount of cake vs amount of sugar respectively, so how much I need...
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Kkubren replied to the thread Fair Coin and Fair Dice probability.Thank you all for taking the time to explain this. It all makes sense now.
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KThere are a total of 2*6= 12 distinct results possible when you "flip a coin and roll a die". In six of those the coin landed "heads"...
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HHallsofIvy replied to the thread Fair Coin and Fair Dice probability.There are a total of 2*6= 12 distinct results possible when you "flip a coin and roll a die". In six of those the coin landed "heads"...
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RRyan$ replied to the thread Superposition in math.to be more direct and sorry for my light English writing, lets assume you have X is integer and Y is integer, so we are considering also...
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Otis replied to the thread Superposition in math.Your English is like water vapor, to me. I know something is there; I just can't see it. Can you post a link to what you're looking at...
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WI require some direction on this question please. I see no level of significance % and not sure how to tackle this question. Thank you...
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KNo, that is how you would combine mutually exclusive events with an "or". It has nothing to do with this problem. First, let's finish...
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KSo to finish your equation and solve for "?", you want to know P(Head or Six | Head and Six). That seems pretty simple to me when it's...
