PROBABILITY PROBLEM!!!!!! HELP!!!! A game show host has a selection of 3 doors. Behind one of the doors is a brand new car and behind the other two are goats. The host tells the contestant to pick a door. Once the contestant has picked the door, the host reveals another door which contains 1 of the 2 goats. The host offers the contestant the option to switch his door and the contestant refuses because he now has a 50% chance of winning the car. Is the contestant right to stay with his door?
I'm confused, would it make a difference if he switched doors? Regardless he still has a 50% chance since there are only two doors left?
@undeadknight26
Well yes because he has a 50% chance of winning...But he also has a 50% chance of losing...this is a very tricky question!
I am sorry but that is not the correct answer knight! believe it or not haha keep in mind it is in his best interest to switch doors every time he plays. Do you know why? @undeadknight26
Nope! haha sorry mate XD
ok ill let some others take a crack at it
Plot Twist: He wants a goat.
Isn't this the motnty hall problem
yes! do u understand the logic behind it?
Yes
Its 2/3
can u explain? i know it is 2/3rds haha i didn't want anyone to cheat i wanted them to solve it mathematically
This was more of a test of YOUR guys's knowledge rather than mine
I got that -_-
ok great i have another problem for you guys i want you to solve it without looking it up or cheating etc! please
Okay
*claps slowly like the joker* I LOVE IT!
Shoot the question dude
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