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Then it should be 12 -15 th days in a year or 12/365
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7/31 + 4/30 + 1/28


? :roll:



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Is it a leap year or not? :)
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I think the answer is 12/365

Winning scenarios = 12( 15th day)

Total possible outcomes = there is 365 days in a year
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OA is
48/(365*3 + 366)
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OE?

P(nonleapyear) = 12/365
p(leapyear) = 12/366

p(y1) or (y2) =12/365 + 12/366??
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OA is
48/(365*3 + 366)

OE:
Favourable days = 12 * 4 = 48
Total days in four years = 365*3 + 366
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P(nonleapyear) = 12/365
p(leapyear) = 12/366

p(y1) or (y2) =12/365 + 12/366??

what is wrong with the logic?
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So therefore to be really safe you should take the average consideration across all 4 years. In any given 4 years, you will have one leap year and the other three non leap years, so therefore the answer.

Personally I dont like it, and I'm sticking with 12/365.

No patience for all these "trick" questions *grumble, grumble*

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