Do I know the answer? NO. Cause I don't know what it is asking for.
But this is no math question here... It (merely) says the probability of getting m >= n/2 is.. the sum of the individual trials at 0.25 success rate... so? what are we trying to solve for to get the Wifi?
Take a look at another riddle like this, in words "The probability of getting more than or equal to 3 in a dice roll is the probability of getting a 3, or a 4 or a 5, or a 6".
Just what's the password then?
You don't need to get wifi in this place. Go to another place.
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Wifi password difficult math
Oh this little news caught my eyes.
http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2016/10/28/Restaurant-trolls-customers-with-complex-WiFi-password-equation/7471477682949/
Do I know the answer? NO. Cause I don't know what it is asking for.
But this is no math question here... It (merely) says the probability of getting m >= n/2 is.. the sum of the individual trials at 0.25 success rate... so? what are we trying to solve for to get the Wifi?
Take a look at another riddle like this, in words "The probability of getting more than or equal to 3 in a dice roll is the probability of getting a 3, or a 4 or a 5, or a 6".
Just what's the password then?
You don't need to get wifi in this place. Go to another place.
Do I know the answer? NO. Cause I don't know what it is asking for.
But this is no math question here... It (merely) says the probability of getting m >= n/2 is.. the sum of the individual trials at 0.25 success rate... so? what are we trying to solve for to get the Wifi?
Take a look at another riddle like this, in words "The probability of getting more than or equal to 3 in a dice roll is the probability of getting a 3, or a 4 or a 5, or a 6".
Just what's the password then?
You don't need to get wifi in this place. Go to another place.
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