Louisiana Z/Import cookout April 29th *Lakefront*
Originally Posted by blasian
I didn't mess with taking the rear strut panels off yet 
Originally Posted by blasian
My bad about the answer guys...
The correct answer is two-thirds. At first it doesn't make sense until you get into higher numbers. Technically if you switch, you will have a greater chance of winning because its a 67% chance instead of 33%.
Think of it like this because this is how I understood it. If you had 100 doors to choose... and only one door had a car. You have a 1% chance of winning. If he eliminates 98 doors that don't have the car and leaves you with the one you chose, and one that could be the car... what would you choose then?
I dunno about you guys, but I know I have no chance of getting the right door out of 100
Pretty cool class though. If there are more than 25 people in one place, there is a 90% chance that someone will have the same birthday.
The correct answer is two-thirds. At first it doesn't make sense until you get into higher numbers. Technically if you switch, you will have a greater chance of winning because its a 67% chance instead of 33%.
Think of it like this because this is how I understood it. If you had 100 doors to choose... and only one door had a car. You have a 1% chance of winning. If he eliminates 98 doors that don't have the car and leaves you with the one you chose, and one that could be the car... what would you choose then?
I dunno about you guys, but I know I have no chance of getting the right door out of 100
Pretty cool class though. If there are more than 25 people in one place, there is a 90% chance that someone will have the same birthday.
Originally Posted by cbr900son
Only prob with that is when u take away the door u are changing the variables and basically a whole new equation.
Originally Posted by blasian
In a sense, it SEEMS that way. But the reality is, you're still choosing one door out of a hundred which aren't the greatest odds to begin with. Therefore if he takes out 98 of the other doors, there is almost an absolute guarantee that the door he doesn't take out is the car.
Originally Posted by invazn
but in the first example he is taking away half of the remaining doors. in the second, he is eliminating almost all the wrong ones.
With three doors, its only 67% which is still pretty close to 50%
Originally Posted by hatchboi
that was my next question, how to get to the rear ****... hahaha
Originally Posted by blasian
Yes but what you have to understand is... as the number of doors gets higher, the more obvious it is that if you switch, you will win.
With three doors, its only 67% which is still pretty close to 50%
With three doors, its only 67% which is still pretty close to 50%
Originally Posted by invazn
maybe im just thinking about it in a really surface way, but arent you changing 2 variables? if you increase the number of doors, shouldnt the guy still remove the same percentage of doors from the remaining selection? wow im going to fail the next isds.
ISDS is easy
Have you taken any?
Originally Posted by invazn
im in 2000 right now.
Originally Posted by DustinZ33
adjust it before you install it. I don't think there is a hole under the paneling to get to the ****. You would probably have to unbolt the assembly and pull it to adjust. I remember seeing pictures of someone installing the edfc and they had to drill a hole to run the wire for it. I'll try to find it.
Originally Posted by RX350Z
it was hailing in donaldsonville too. i was at lunch and all i could do was watch it smack my car