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Round 41
Ao12 = 11.50
Done with Sub-15, I probably had at least 8 T-Perms in this average
Wow! Congrats, you've improved like 1 second per week. You could now graduate sub-12 if somebody was running the thread
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Round 41
Ao12 = 11.50
Done with Sub-15, I probably had at least 8 T-Perms in this average
Wow! Congrats, you've improved like 1 second per week. You could now graduate sub-12 if somebody was running the threadI'm envious!
I don't know if you realize how astronomically low the odds of that areI probably had at least 8 T-Perms in this average
I don't know if you realize how astronomically low the odds of that are
The probability of 8 T perms would be about 1 in 30 million. The probability of 6 T perms would be about 1 in 50,000.If it is a little more realistic, it was around 5-6 of the 12.
Would it be 1/21 * 1/Number of T-Perms * 12 Solves?
The probability of 8 T perms would be about 1 in 30 million. The probability of 6 T perms would be about 1 in 50,000.
Out of 12.Is that for 8/6 Consecutive Solve, or for out of 12?
Could you link me somewhere for the way to figure out the probability of an event occurring x times in y trials?Out of 12.
The odds of 8 consecutive T perms is 1 in 12 billion.
It's called a Bernoulli experiment.Could you link me somewhere for the way to figure out the probability of an event occurring x times in y trials?
That's right. Thanks! Next time, this can go in the probability thread, my bad.It's called a Bernoulli experiment.
Actually, we should all stop cluttering this thread with a probability discussion. Sorry to the sub-15 racers, carry on.That's right. Thanks! Next time, this can go in the probability thread, my bad.