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Using Ohm's Law V=IR, find dI/dt when R=100 ohm, I=0.05 A
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Harry_the_cat
Harry_the_cat
Win_odd Dhamnekar
Waiting times for coin-flipping patterns (use a martingale argument)
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Win_odd Dhamnekar
Win_odd Dhamnekar
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This problem doesnt pertain to my study, so don't feel obliged to help out, but its an interesting one imo
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one tribe has 9 members, other has 7; randomly assigned to three tribes w/ 5 members; 1 left over
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Calculate video game item drop chance
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Probability of choosing right with contacts
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khansaheb
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Complex Mystery Number Probability Question
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Triangle inequality for sums of random variables
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Distinguishable Permutations (14 construction workers with 7 for mixing cement, 5 for laying bricks, 2 for carrying bricks)
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Probability question on sets: What's the probability of randomly choosing an even number from the set B′=B∪{b1,b2}?
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Probability Question on dice: What is the probability that the sum of the two dice is a prime number?
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pka
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Drawing Cards % Chance: If I shuffle the deck and then draw from it 7 times,...
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blamocur
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Prove positive covariance of Two random variables
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BigBeachBanana
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independence of X^2 if we know X and Y are independent?
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Conditional Probability: There are three six-chambered revolvers....
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Ranking using # Reviews and Mean Rating
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The Highlander
The Highlander
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Paradox or did I make a mistake?
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Doubt in the calculation: Consider that the number of customers who buy a T0 apartment is a random variable....
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Steven G
Steven G
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Probability question: two turtles are part of a turtle racing league. Turtle 1 has a 76% winrate. Turtle 2 has a 53% winrate.
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Steven G
Steven G
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How can I apply General Additive Mixed Models to my data?
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