You guys will argue about anything

[HW$%yh5eh5ea5heheh5]

IMPOSSIBRU.
FUCK THIS SHIT.

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@derkman
If it could be 3 numbers out of 4 correct, then wouldn't it be 75%?
And if 75% was on there, then there would be 4 numbers possibly correct.
Which would mean it would be 100%, which isn't on there.
This question is invalid.

Actually you are right. Since B is technically a "correct" answer that does make it a 75% chance. Answer=no solution.

[Paladin]

3 doors is similar in the sense that it's probability, not much more to it than that. Read v



That is wholly irrelevant.

If the question were

A) 100%
B) 25%
C) 33%
D) 50%

the correct answer would be B. Why? 25% of getting B. The reason why this doesn't work with the given question is that there isn't a 25% chance of answering 25% (it's 50%, given that both A and D are 25%), there isn't a 50% chance of answering B (it's only 25%) and there isn't a 33% chance of answering C (again, only 25%). Simple as that

So then I was right:

The chance is 1/4th if the percentages are arbitrary.

You asked for the chance, not the letter.

[DareoTheOreo]

Obviously the answer is troll.

[Alen]

You asked for the chance, not the letter.

READ MATT, READ.

[Paladin]

READ MATT, READ.

You said the other answer was incorrect too. So much for a common sense test.

[Pandemic]

There are 4 options, which would indicate 25% is the solution. However, since 25% is on there twice, the chance of choosing the correct solution of 25% is therefore 50%; however, since 50% is now the correct solution and is only on there once, it goes back to 25%. It is an infinite loop of those two solutions.

[Wretched]

There are 4 options, which would indicate 25% is the solution. However, since 25% is on there twice, the chance of choosing the correct solution of 25% is therefore 50%; however, since 50% is now the correct solution and is only on there once, it goes back to 25%. It is an infinite loop of those two solutions.

This question is invalid.

[Pandemic]

This question is invalid.

you mean "answer"?

[imeeow]

I posted this on facebook, where I'm friends with my math teacher's daughter. even my math teacher couldn't figure it out. ^_^

[Wretched]

you mean "answer"?

The question also, since there is no correct answer.

[Alen]

tl;dr for those that didn't read my previous posts. None of the answers are correct, as, I'll try to put it as simply as possible:
- there's a 25% chance of choosing 50%
- there's a 25% chance of choosing 33%
- there's a 50% chance of choosing 25%

It is indeed, as some of you figured out, a trick question.

[Pandemic]

tl;dr for those that didn't read my previous posts. None of the answers are correct, as, I'll try to put it as simply as possible:
- there's a 25% chance of choosing 50%
- there's a 25% chance of choosing 33%
- there's a 50% chance of choosing 25%

It is indeed, as some of you figured out, a trick question.

i win

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The question also, since there is no correct answer.

obviously

[Bernard]

its impossibru!

[[MPGH]Doc]

3 doors is similar in the sense that it's probability, not much more to it than that. Read v



That is wholly irrelevant.

If the question were

A) 100%
B) 25%
C) 33%
D) 50%

the correct answer would be B. Why? 25% of getting B. The reason why this doesn't work with the given question is that there isn't a 25% chance of answering 25% (it's 50%, given that both A and D are 25%), there isn't a 50% chance of answering B (it's only 25%) and there isn't a 33% chance of answering C (again, only 25%). Simple as that

If I was awake when you posted this I would've seemed smarter than everyone with my answer

[imeeow]

tl;dr for those that didn't read my previous posts. None of the answers are correct, as, I'll try to put it as simply as possible:
- there's a 25% chance of choosing 50%
- there's a 25% chance of choosing 33%
- there's a 50% chance of choosing 25%

It is indeed, as some of you figured out, a trick question.

I knew that the whole time, heh....