Mathematics, 14.04.2020 22:17 alexapacheco012

Consider a lottery with 5 tickets, and only one ticket is the winning ticket. Five people take turns to randomly choose a ticket from the lottery. Assume that you know little about probability knowledge. How can you use the Monte carlo method to estimate the chance of winning for the third person

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