Let's say a character in a game moves once every few seconds and each time they move they roll a random number from 1 to 20 and if it's higher than or equal to their "ai level" and each movement has a 50% chance to move away or towards the player. What's the chance to reach the player in the first 6 moves if there are 5 locations on the way to the players door and 1 more to actually jumpscare the player at an ai level of 12?
Hi! Thank you for this helpful video! I am looking at doing lines of regression of x against y as well as y against x. Is there any faster way to do this than manually changing the data values to the other column? 😁
If for every 5 potatoes sold, 2 people steal a car in the parking lot and for every car stolen there is a 9% chance of a man named Bob winning the lottery and for every 3 lotterys won there is a 50% chance for a dove named Micheal to land on a tree. For every 2 birds on a tree causes a leaf to fall. A leaf is a perfect square landing on a square yard. Each leaf is 2x2 inches. The yard is 16x18 feet. How long would it take to fill the yard?
OMG LIFESAVER!!! It was difficult to find a video that helped. I couldn't figure out why my quartic function didn't work and didn't put 2 to 2 together that "e" should've been replaced with a different letter because it meant something else! THANK YOU!
