Does IIT Gold Medalist remembers what she learned in her engineering? 

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Yes bro

R u a gate aspirant bro??

No may be later

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Keep going forward brother... All the best 😊

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HI

Never mind all spelling errors. It's my stupid iPad autocorrection and I am too lazy to fix those 😅

Bro neenga entha department

What's wrong with you.. he said A is the answer because he thought the answer to that question is infinite... it's literally a probability question... so infinite can be an answer.

​@@peaceb3811 That can only happen if probability p = 0 for Heads, but probability p can be anything between 0 and 1, how did he assume it is 0 ?. p can be anything between 0 and 1, let's say there is a 25% (if p is 0.25) chance that heads will come, then that probable number of attempts will be 4, because the formula is number of attempts for an outcome = number of outcomes / probability of desired outcome, it just basic 5th standard maths. This also satisfies the inifnite answer which can be a possible answer yes, but only if p was 0, that formula whch the IITian selected will always give infinity as answer no matter what the value of p is, let's say there p is 0.5, so you will most probably take infinite chances for heads to come if you go by that p-p formula, that doesn't even make sense, forget about maths, it is just basic common sense also, even someone with zero maths knowledge can answer that. Just ask any uneducated person, if p is 0.5, then is it possible heads will never come in the tossed coin after infinite attempts. That was the most shameful answer. I have rejected many IITians in job interviews because some of them don't deserve it, I don't discriminate between IITian or any other college, but many people just believe IITians are the most intelligent folks by default, which is a false statement. You believe in probability, despite that you believe IITians are better than anyone else, if you believe in probability, the probability of good students in India, also apply to good students and bad students in IIT as per the theory of Probability Sampling. My comment wasn't targeted to maths problem, what I meant was some people think IITians are above everyone, which is discrimination against many good students who are non-IITians and people shouldn't do that, because every college has deserving and undeserving students and college name shouldn't decide that. Maybe you took it in wrong way. All this gold medal and IIT name tag is non sense if you don't have practical knowledge.

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