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Originally Posted by Lizerd Keng
But wouldn't the probability of that happening be exactly the same as trying to predict any other possibility?
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Yes, but that's not the answer to the OP's question.
If the random were to be just from 0 to 1, the probability of 23 people rolling a 0 would be, (1/2)^23, correct? I would assume so since 1 person rolling a 0 is mutually exclusive from another person rolling a 0. They are not influential of each other.
If we extrapolate that to 0 to 99, you have (1/100)^23...yeah. Needless to say, it's
HIGHLY unlikely.
Unless I'm mis-thinking this. I really can't stand Statistics, so I never really bothered to remember anything to deal with it.
After writing this post, I'm not even sure if the above #'s are the correct way of interpreting this. Factorials keep popping to my head as I press submit. =\