A game: We have to choose between 3 door, only 1 the correct one, after we choose, the game open one of the wrong door and then it asked us whether to swap or stay.
Question: Is swapping the answer get a higher probability of winning the game(if so please state the percentage of winning)? or are just the same?

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A game: We have to choose between 3 door, only 1 the correct one, after we choose, the game open one of the wrong door and then it asked us whether to swap or stay.
Question: Is swapping the answer get a higher probability of winning the game(if so please state the percentage of winning)? or are just the same?

anonymous · Answer

This is known as Monty Hall. Sadly, I suck at this XD http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem

cwtan · Answer

oh!!! the famous paradox! I forgot about it sorry haha no wonder the question so familiar

anonymous · Answer

You are giving doors, you can choose one at a time(game) (3-1=2). You chose one and it was the wrong answer(2choice left) now the game is requesting you to swap (maybe another chance/choice). Among the remaining two one is correct and the other is wrong. But you are looking for the right answer .i.e 1/2, in percentage 1/2 x 100% = 50% ans.

anonymous · Answer

Hai Sweet Friend, WeLcoMe to OpeN stuDy.. !!

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