2 of the answers are completely the same so i dont add them but still see them as the same...they are one and the same.
the other 2 answers are seperate from each other.
because there isnt a difference between A and D that makes it 3 possibilities to answer, so 25% is 1/3 of possible answers.
BUT because it could be you hit for example D instead of A that makes it 2/3 of possible answers -> 2/3 66,6 %
i think i am so wrong, now that i've thought about it. :(
You mean that the answer to the question (depending on what it is) would actually change the result? If so it doesn't have to be a paradox if you just pick a correct answer in advance and build the possibilities towards that afaik?
there was this teacher on a huge class for 300 ppl and he went to the board and drew a lil dot in it, he went to the other side of the class and in a serious intonation says: "what are the chances that im going to hit the tiny dot with my chalk? who ever guesses it he will get a top mark and he doesnt even need to attend any lesson"
everybody stayed quiet and then he starts laughing and says "its 50%! i'll hit it or i wont!"
if you were to chose only from the given answers it would be imo d) 25% because then you are chosing from 4 possibilities, while when picking a you could also just be chosing it out of a motion, or simply because it was the first answer given :)
but i think the correct answer should be 66,6
edit: i hope i didnt fail at being smart because i really sucked at maths :p
the other 2 answers are seperate from each other.
because there isnt a difference between A and D that makes it 3 possibilities to answer, so 25% is 1/3 of possible answers.
BUT because it could be you hit for example D instead of A that makes it 2/3 of possible answers -> 2/3 66,6 %
i think i am so wrong, now that i've thought about it. :(
all i need to know is 1 tit + another tit = 2 tits
Anyway, the "I always lie" is never true. It can be false though. The truly paradoxal form would be "This statement is false", I think.
the fact that uve got to chose only the 50% once makes it a 25% again.
coz e) wud be automatically incorrect
At school I was good at math, but that's half a year ago and it weren't really the most advanced math - so wouldn't surprise me if I fail here. :)
I believe this is going to lead into some sort of a paradox within a paradox situation. We must go deeper!
so if u add e) as 0% e) is automatically incorrect, but if u erase it then 0% wud be the correct one, so its a paradox
at your edit: exactly!
This shit is disturbing. :D
if it was an open question the answer would be 1 in infinity
if u believe u are right go ahead and elaborate
there was this teacher on a huge class for 300 ppl and he went to the board and drew a lil dot in it, he went to the other side of the class and in a serious intonation says: "what are the chances that im going to hit the tiny dot with my chalk? who ever guesses it he will get a top mark and he doesnt even need to attend any lesson"
everybody stayed quiet and then he starts laughing and says "its 50%! i'll hit it or i wont!"
chance of random picking 25 is 50%, of 50 and 60 25%
moar journals like this pl0x!
( 4 answer, so 1 chance out of 4 to be correct -> 25%
but as there is 2 answer with 25%, so you actually have 50% because 2 answer out of 4 are same )
hope you understood with my shit english :(
you have 2 25%
and the answer is 25% ( 1 chance of 4 to answer right )
and because you have 2 25%
you have 2 choice about it, others are others %
so you have 50% of winning the answer ( 2 answer = 25% so 2 of 4 choice = 50% = half )
you either get it correct or you dont.