Mathematics, 21.01.2020 19:31 tdahna0403

You play a game at a carnival in which you pick from among three shells: if a prize is under the shell you choose, you keep the prize; otherwise you get nothing. only one of the three shells will have a prize under it. the carnival worker uses several different prizes: a coin 8% of the time

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