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Dear Omar, The probability of getting an S rank card - Printable Version +- Forums (https://forums.ragol.co.uk) +-- Forum: Archives (https://forums.ragol.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?fid=8) +--- Forum: Archived Forums (https://forums.ragol.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?fid=67) +---- Forum: Phantasy Star Online (https://forums.ragol.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?fid=68) +----- Forum: Episode III (https://forums.ragol.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?fid=12) +------ Forum: Card Findings (https://forums.ragol.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?fid=33) +------ Thread: Dear Omar, The probability of getting an S rank card (/showthread.php?tid=2793) |
Dear Omar, The probability of getting an S rank card - mastersword - 01-08-2004 As told by Omar i have calculated the probability of obtaining an S Rank card at level one. I have based this calculation on the probability of getting a N3 card to change into R3 with between 1 and 10 of that card, which then in turn becomes an S rank card again using the probability for a flucation having between 1 and 10 of this card already. i have ignored the chance of getting the R3 card again because i dont know the probability of getting the card without a fluctuation which would not be possible as you get new cards from fluctations. All probabilitys are expressed as a factor of 1, with 1 being certain and 0 being actually impossible. N3-->R3 x R3-->S 0.0106 x 0.55 x 0.1 x 0.0106 x 0.55 x 0.02= =0.000 000 006 797 778. Despite managing this maths i cant convert it into a fraction XD Dear Omar, The probability of getting an S rank card - Serpent7 - 04-08-2004 It's a shame no one has already recognised this, but well done. I'm not sure, but that would probably give you a fraction of around 1 over 1471069 ] ]1 [ [ -------- 1471069 P.S. the ['s are there because the forum won't let me put multiple whitespace :'( Dear Omar, The probability of getting an S rank card - Omar - 04-08-2004 mastersword Wrote:Everything is possible but this is like a 1 in a billion thing.After redoing your sum, I have found you to be a bit out. I get the answer 0.000 000 067 977 78 (your answer times 10). When it is converted into a fraction it becomes: 1/14 710 689 which is roughly 1/10million (a lot smaller than 1/billion as you suggested). Thanks for taking the time to prove yourself wrong. If you wanna discuss this more then I suggest pming me as you really shouldn't make topics directed at a certain member. *senses a lock...* Dear Omar, The probability of getting an S rank card - Ivan - 04-08-2004 Mastersword. You have proven yourself wrong already. I've locked the previous thread for a reason...making another one only shows you wish to have a go with me. And as far as I'm concerned, you're only disobeying the forum rules: Sol(Forum Rules) Wrote:3 - Moderators Decision Making more duplicate threads will only result in them being locked, and bringing you closer to a ban. *Locked* |