probability question

[Deleted member 374]

Is this your math homework or just a question for fun?

just for fun.
it's something i've been wondering for a while.

 

[21ml]

I should ask Charlotte this question ic
@21ml

Charlotte is @Poopship McGee

 

[Tzula]

Charlotte is @Poopship McGee

seriously?

 

[21ml]

seriously?

Yes I'm Veronica Shaw

 

[Gino :3]

Basing itself on the presence of an infinite amount of black and red balls, whether which one would be picked can be calculated through statistics. However, whilst not having a number, it might not be too difficult. Though, as both are infinite, the two pools can be be reduced to simple statistical values. For instance say 100 red / 100 white balls, providing with 2x 100 balls or 200 in this case.

However, while asking this question, it might be more interesting to ask, when picking a defined amount of red balls, what is the chance of a white ball ending up in these red balls, due to the wrong-interval of yourself or the machine that does the sorting for you. Though while we lack several parameters such as size, circumference, surface, volume and related parameters, a good mathematical probability score cannot be created using modernday clustering software.

 

[Dr.Towers]

Limit by x tending to infinite of 1/x equals to 0 that's it.

 

[Deleted member 2925]

Impossible question, infinity has no defined number, your chances of picking the red ball are literally 0 as in this scenario there physically cannot BE a red ball

You went into that thinking you were the shit, and came out of it as shit.

 

[Deleted member 4609]

You went into that thinking you were the shit, and came out of it as shit.

I was only reciting what I learned at college during further maths ;~; Don't be a meanie *sobs*