Chance Didn’t Have to Be This Hard · Chapter 1

Chance Converter

Type a chance any way you like. See it every other way, then ask the question that matters: per what?

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Per what?
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From the book, Chapter 1. The school raffle: 250 tickets, one prize. One ticket is 1/250 = 0.004 = 0.4%, or 1 in 250; two tickets are 0.8%, 1 in 125. “4 to 1 against” is a chance of 1 in 5, 20%. A one-in-a-million daily risk is about 1 in 2,740 a year and 1 in 35 over 80 years; across 50 million people it happens about 50 times a day, 18,250 a year.

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