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>>154197693
c

>>154197693
I want to have deep and intimate sexual relations with that slu- I mean Assistant

>>154197693
Without looking, the answer is 25%, however, assuming that, if 25% is the right answer, then either A or D are correct, then we can say that there are actually only three different answers. So the correct answer should be roughly 33.3%, which isn't there, making this an unsolvable trick question.

>>154197693
An anime picture attached to something non-/a/ related doesn't make it /a/ related.

Kill yourself you subhuman retard.

>>154197775
assume f(n), suppose f(n+1), substitute, blah blah blah. mathematical induction

>>154197775
>prove that

fuck off
i'm not a mathematician and i'm nowhere nearly autistic enough to be one

>>154197775
>p=1
>divide by 1
Checkmate math geeks

>>154197693
The chance of picking 25% is 50%
The chance of picking 50% is 25%
The chance of picking 0% is 25%

Trick question, kill yourself.

>>154198041
1 is not a prime number.

>>154197693
It's none of these
if it was A then it would be 25%, but D is also 25% so if A or D were the right answers the probability would be 25%
can't be B because if it was 50% there should be two equal answers, both 50%
can't be C because if there's 0% chance of getting the right answer there would be no right answer there

>>154198041
you can't assume p = 1 because its not arbitrary, you just dont know it. n is arbitrary so you have to assume n = n+1, n E R