4 years ago

Please help :)

1 answer:

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You were on the correct path in the beginning, so it was 100%. You then had a fork of two ways, and taking one randomly leaves you with a 50% chance of being on the right track. The second fork cuts your chances in half again, so 25%. There is a 25% chance you are still on the correct path.

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