Calculation

[stxma]

For example, in djoker we have 24.435.180 columns and probability 0.0000041% how do we do it with computer?

 

[ALEX]

Answer: Calculation

What do you want to find?

 

[stxma]

Answer: Calculation

What do you want to find?

how the act is done

 

[bilias]

Answer: Calculation

 

[ALEX]

Answer: Calculation

0.0000041% × 24435180 or 0.0000041 ÷ (cross) 100 × 24435180

 

[stxma]

Answer: Calculation

When we have the crowd how is it done? Let's have 13.000.000 columns and play one, how many% do we have?

 

[ALEX]

Answer: Calculation

Let X be our request
We do the analogy:
X × 24435180 = 13000000 × 0.0000041% (ie 0.000000041)

So X × 24435180 = 13000000 × 0.000000041

X × 24435180 = 0.533
X = 24435180 ÷ 0.533
X = 0.0000000218, which means (0.000002183 about 0.0000022%)

 

[stxma]

Answer: Calculation

Let X be our request
We do the analogy:
X C ?? 24435180 = 13000000 C ?? 0.0000041% (ie 0.000000041)

So X C ?? 24435180 = 13000000 C ?? 0.000000041

X C ?? 24435180 = 0.533
X = 24435180 C · 0.533
X = 0.0000000218, which means (0.000002183 about 0.0000022%)

I'm confused ... I'm saying the way it turns out not the result when I do the act

X = 24435180 C · 0.533
X = 0.0000000218

24435180 C; 0.533 = 45844615 is the step step in the steps.

 

[ALEX]

Answer: Calculation

I am at work, I will write to you in detail as I go home.

 

[ALEX]

Answer: Calculation

To figure out, would you like to explain to me the calculations I made to get the result?

 

[stxma]

Answer: Calculation

To figure out, would you like to explain to me the calculations I made to get the result?

Yes to have an example of how to get other results. Basically I give a simple example. For 5 in the joker we have
1.221.759 columns. If I play 125 columns only what do I do step-step to find the percentage I have the probability;

Also where I hang which many are if there are few columns eg 5 columns by 1221759% probability probability!

 

[ALEX]

Answer: Calculation

Give me some time to read my children and I will write to you in detail

 

[gdouvl1984]

Answer: Calculation

Yes to have an example of how to get other results. Basically I give a simple example. For 5 in the joker we have
1.221.759 columns. If I play 125 columns only what do I do step-step to find the percentage I have the probability;

Also where I hang which many are if there are few columns eg 5 columns by 1221759% probability probability!

(If I understood the question well)
You make a fraction with a numerator the number of columns you play and denominator the number of total columns. To find the probability, multiply the number you find with 100.

So in the first example: (125 / 1.221.759) = 0,000102 * 100 = 0.0102% probability, almost 0,01 on 100, or 1 on 10.000.

In the second example: (5 / 1.221.759) = 0,0000041 * 100 = 0,00041% probability, almost 0,0004 on 100 or 4 on 1.000.000 or 1 on 250.000.

 

[stxma]

Answer: Calculation

So in the first example: (125 / 1.221.759) = 0,000102 * 100 = 0.0102% probability, almost 0,01.
.

If we calculate it and it is the opposite way is it right?

A (1.221.759 / 125) = 9774,072

B) (100 / 9774,072) = 0,0102

 

[gdouvl1984]

Answer: Calculation

If we calculate it and it is the opposite way is it right?

A (1.221.759 / 125) = 9774,072

B) (100 / 9774,072) = 0,0102

Mathematics is the same. So, as I told you at first, it is the mathematical illustration of the probability. If the probability I have to take the Oscar One Man role someday or drop it by Scarlet Johanson is one in a billion, this translates to the 1 / 1.000.000.000 division and if you multiply it by 100, you convert it to a percentage.

 

[ALEX]

Answer: Calculation

As your buddy writes above, you will always divide the number of columns you play with the total number of columns. The resulting number is multiplied by 100 and you find the probability. Good earnings !!!

 

[Efoplistis1981]

Answer: Calculation

P (A) = N (A) / N (Ω)
Basic type of probabilities.
In Wikipedia you will find a lot of things when you googled

 

[McLaren17]

Answer: Calculation

http://teachers.teicm.gr/politis/Probabilities_Exercises.pdf

If you want to take a look here, there are notes from TEI of Central Macedonia or TEI of Serres