On Dec. 2nd, I launched a new math series at Decoded Science. “Introducing Probability Theory without Statistics” starts with some definitions and axioms for both probabilities and lotteries.
A Cunning Plan for Probability at Decoded Science
My plan for future articles is to have fun with some of the paradoxes and surprises in calculating probabilities. An earlier example was “Solve the Monty Hall Problem using Logic and Mathematics“, one of my most popular articles. Plus it has a Canadian connection!
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- How many groups of axioms are listed?
- How many axioms per list?
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