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Combinatorics Almanac
Ana’s routes (a Gardner problem), the sum rule, Pascal’s triangle, bijections and binomial coefficients, with their formula and two proofs of Pascal’s rule.
27 slides · 3 animations
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Combinatorics Almanac
Classic bets to vote on before calculating: the Chevalier de Méré, Galileo’s three-dice problem, the birthday problem, the lottery against 24 heads, Newton and Pepys, and Pascal and Fermat’s problem of points.
27 slides · 4 animations
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Combinatorics Almanac
Fifteen problems for the advanced reader: Marta’s staircase, teams without colours, Magda’s dolls, the hockey stick, dominoes, balls and dividers, Anita’s necklace, the urn with nine balls and the absent-minded secretary. Each problem is posed on one slide and solved on the next.
36 slides · 5 animations
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Combinatorics Almanac
Classic bets to vote on before calculating: the Chevalier de Méré, Galileo’s three-dice problem, the birthday problem, the lottery against 24 heads, Newton and Pepys, and Pascal and Fermat’s problem of points.
27 slides · 4 animations
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Chance lab
When outcomes cannot be counted, they are measured. The alarm clock, the cut ribbon, the square of pairs (the meeting, the cinema), the stick broken in three, points on a circle, Sylvester’s problem and Buffon’s needle.
35 slides · 10 animations
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Chance lab
Predict before calculating. The two trains and the waiting time, Simpson, Bernstein’s independence, Secret Santa, Bertrand, St Petersburg, the two envelopes, the hospital, Linda, Efron’s dice and the surprise exam.
31 slides · 6 animations
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Chance lab
Conditioning means counting again among the cases that remain. Tables and trees, the taxi and the virus test (the base rate), Bertrand’s boxes, Monty Hall, the three prisoners, the boy born on a Tuesday and the hats.
31 slides · 4 animations