
Devadarshini
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Devadarshini · upvoted 6 items
over 3 years ago

It matters because he knows which door has the prize and when he opens a door, he never opens the one with the prize. Try three examples, in all cases the winning door is #3. Example 1) you choose door #1, I open door #2 to reveal it had nothing, you should switch to win. Example 2) you choose door #2, I open door #1 to reveal it had nothing, you should switch to win. Example 3) you choose door #3, I open door #1 to reveal it had nothing, you should stay to win. Those are all the possible outcomes if we know the winning door, and you win the prize 2 out of 3 times by switching.

Devadarshini · commented on a post
almost 4 years ago

40k in Indian rupees. Tweets are global.

Devadarshini · upvoted 4 items
about 4 years ago

Devadarshini · upvoted 25 items
about 5 years ago

Devadarshini · commented on 4 posts
about 5 years ago




