A simulated game of chess is programmed between two computers. The game is supposed to be biased in favor of player B winning 4 out of 5 times. Which is the most suspicious set of outcomes of 30 games played between the two computers?
1 answer:
<span>(4/5) * 30 = 24
you should expect player B to win around 24 games
the option farthest away from 24 is most suspicious because it will be the least likely to occur</span>
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