Probability Curve
"Imagine having a rectangular container filled with tiny steel balls. Now, let's have some fun! If we flip the container upside down, those little balls start falling through a narrow neck to the bottom. What's really cool is that when they settle, the center has the most balls, forming a neat ball-shaped pile. It's like nature's way of saying, 'Hey, things are most likely to happen right in the middle!'
So, this experiment is like a game of probability. The center is like the sweet spot where things are most likely to end up, and as we move away from that center, the chance of things happening decreases. It's a fantastic way to see how probability works in action, and who knew steel balls could teach us so much fun stuff!"
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Pynnoh shiliang tiak ia ka ‘rectangle’ ne ka shynrong ba don sawtylli ki dong bad ai ba kata ka um balah ai rong hapoh jong ka, kan tuid na ito i nur barit haduh ban da poi shapoh. Khmih kumno ba kata ka um ka kynshew kham bun hapdeng bad ka sdang ban duna ha ki rud ne kyndong kat ban pynwan dur kum ka baje sha kuriaw. Kane ka experiment ka pyni ia ka ‘probability’ jong kano ma ka tiar, ka bor tynrai ne jinglong kaba lah ban kylla ne ka ‘variable’ba kan bun haka phangpdeng bad kan duna ha ki rud ne kyndong.
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