Oct 24, 2024
6:27:14am
6:27:14am
Actually my math is bad. I change my answer to .08% (edited)
BYU 5 and Utah 4 = 1% x 2% = .02%
BYU 6 and Utah 5 = 1% x 4% = .04%
BYU 6 and Utah 4 = 1% x 2% = .02%
Total = .08% (it was off by a factor of 10)
It’s not perfect but I’d guess it to be around there.
BYU 6 and Utah 5 = 1% x 4% = .04%
BYU 6 and Utah 4 = 1% x 2% = .02%
Total = .08% (it was off by a factor of 10)
It’s not perfect but I’d guess it to be around there.
Originally posted on Oct 24, 2024 at 6:27:14am
Message modified by conetah on Oct 24, 2024 at 6:46:20am
Message modified by conetah on Oct 24, 2024 at 6:47:26am
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Oct 24, 7:11am
No - if they tie for first then they both show up in the 1 column. Don't try to do tie breakers here.
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Why does it give a combined 159% chance a team could finish first, but only a 50% chance for a last place finish?
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