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Hello all, I have come to this forum for some maths help as this forum seems very professional in keeping threads on topic. 

 

The problem is of  a statistic and probability nature that involves calculus and time and physical process.

 

To start the topic I will call it a paradox and look for agreement with this simple example.

 

We have 3 sets of the values 1 and 2  ,  we will call  the entirety of each set , meaning chance, distance, time, values, the x-axis

 

X1=12

 

X2=12

 

X3=12

 

 

We can say that P(1)/X1=1/2   P(1)/X2=1/2  P(1)/X3=1/2    P(2)/X1=1/2   P(2)/X2=1/2  P(2)/X3=1/2  

 

 

meaning , the chance of number 1 divided by distance and time and quantity is 1/2 for each individual set.

 

the chance of number 2 divided by distance and time and quantity is 1/2 for each individual set

 

 

Do we agree with this ?

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