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For questions about the teaching of probability, dealing with students misconceptions in probability, and explaining probability theory paradoxes.
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How to explain Monty Hall problem when they just don't get it
Then ask "Why does the probability that the car is behind the door you initially chose not change?" … Then say, "Since there is 1/3 probability that the car is behind your door, what must be the probability the car is behind the other door?" …
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