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Once the game show host has opened one door to show a goat, then this problem is exactly like the original Monty Hall problem. There is still a goat, and a car, left behind the doors, therefore it is still in your interest to switch doors. | Once the game show host has opened one door to show a goat, then this problem is exactly like the original Monty Hall problem. There is still a goat, and a car, left behind the doors, therefore it is still in your interest to switch doors. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:55, 17 September 2008
Once the game show host has opened one door to show a goat, then this problem is exactly like the original Monty Hall problem. There is still a goat, and a car, left behind the doors, therefore it is still in your interest to switch doors.
Go back to: Homework3_ECE302Fall2008sanghavi
