"easy" maths question

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Originally Posted by WTE_Galway

... or 6 if you want a real answer based on limits.

exactly i wouldnt expect less from this comunity

but thats what maths say, the same maths that say you cant fly in dreams

check this out:

http://www.random.org/cgi-bin/randby...16384&format=b

total number of digits: 16384*8=131072

total cuts for end line :16384:8=2048

efective digits to count: 131072-2048=129024

times than 11 appears: 20028

times than 1_1 appears: 3649

total times that 11 appears 20028+3649=23677

so how many digits you played to get 11?

129024:23677=5.458 not 6

maybe a sample not big enough

or more likely imo we decieve ourselves to see what we expect to see

on a more wishfull rational thinking a pseudorandom number is not the same than a true random number, a pseudorandom is expected to fullfill statistics and 11 will appear every six digits, on a true random every 5.5

edit:

amore likely posibilty is that this site:

http://www.random.org/

actually doesnt produce true random numbers

but if i found a bias on that site coundt find as well a bias on the PSEUDO random generator of the ONLINE casinos?, as a matter of fact i think i just did as well in an online casino playing with no money, that site 11 repeats more than it should this casino seems to does it less than it should