guess game numbers 1-10 questions

Hello I have a question and there is a game where you have to choose a number between 1 and 10 and the other person has to guess it. Is there any mathematical formula to calculate the probability of which number comes up most often? (the computer picks the number) best regards Mika

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Entilein
11 years ago

I’m afraid I have to disappoint you.

The computer is most likely programmed so that each number has the probability (WK) 1/10. So every number comes too often.

In order to understand this, you should first like a Random experiment see. The WK that you get for example 10 times a 6 is very low (everything: (1/10)^10) However, the WK is also that you will get any other 10-digit numerical combination you think of.

Even if you have the following numbers,
11111 is the WK to get another one, still 1/10. The WK for a 2 (or 3,4,5,6…) is just as big, because the individual “experiences” are not related.The WK is not to get 1 9/10. That’s probably why no one will come. However, what other number comes cannot be found (one knows the algorithm of the program)

In order to appreciate which number, one can also consider the whole from a statistical point of view. (see below, “gauß ́sche normaldistribution”)
has a number combination like:
1234567876543218 has already been obtained, so for a very long time no 9, the statistical probability in the next attempts is to obtain a 9 greater.

Statistics is a very inaccurate science. So if there’s anything that’s not just fun, I’ll advise you.

However, since you are talking about a computer program, it surely follows an algorithm(vlt like the places of pi or so, kp). Perhaps you can ask in the field of computer science whether jmd. knows something like this and perhaps even knows the program or the associated algorithm.

Maybe you can find him yourself when you write down the number order.

Ghstfckllah
11 years ago

each number has a 10% chance that it comes to

kepfIe
11 years ago

Gaussian normal distribution