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by _v7gu
2445 days ago
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Pick a random C from R. A and B have equal probabilities of being higher or lower than C. Now with the restriction A>B, there are only three equally likely options: A>B>C, A>C>B, C>A>B. You can guess half the time correctly for A>B>C and C>A>B and all the time for A>C>B, which gives you 66% which is shown with the random trials. |
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