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The binomial probability of rolling 3 Cs out of 7, where the chance of each C is 1/10, is roughly 2.296% I cheated tho I used a calculator https://stattrek.com/online-calculator/binomial.aspx
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its around 1 percent because its 2 cs out of 5 since we already have 1 c and 1 v given |
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you are calculating the odds of mikey's claim being correct now, not pre roll, and we have more info now so not including it makes the odds of him being that role incorrect because the knowledge you have skews the odds. If you are calculating the pre roll odds of him being C then you would actually need to remove the fact you are already claimed 1 shot cop because that does not effect the result you are trying to look for and you should be account for every scenario thats has more than one C, as all those setups allow for a cop and therefore for mikey to claim cop.
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No. It's 3 Cs out of 7. The V just gets treated as a non-C roll and you'd never take out anything because the setup was rolled out of 7
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The same thing leetic originally was. The probability of there being 3 Cs out of 7 rolls
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