Elementary school students solve this. In the first grade.
>>16396207It's 100%. If you've already drawn a card the probability of that card being the card it is and not some other card is 100%.
>>16396207>Shuffles cards2 1 3>draws 21 3 is it 1/2? this seems to be deceptively simple.
>>16396852It's ambiguously worded. For example l, draw 2 of the cards, not 2 the nunber
>>16396207This is worded weird."What is the probability that you do not draw one (card) if you draw two (cards)"100% because you drew one two cards."What is the probability that you do not draw (the card numbered) one if you draw two (cards)"66%"What is the probability that you do not draw (the card numbered) one if you draw (the card numbered) two"50%
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>>16396909If you draw two cards, the probability of leaving #1 should be the same as the probability of leaving #2 which should be the same as the probability of leaving #3. So it should be 1/3, not 66%
>>16396909this is why school is bullshit
>>16396207bum p
>>16396207>In the first grade.that's when I learned to read