I'm not a big fan of statistics but visually in my head I get it.
The way I understand it is that the two doors you don't pick become a unit, so even if you know one of them has the goat, as a unit, there is still a 66% chance switching gives you the car because there was a 66% chance the goat was in one of the other two doors when you picked your door. And by revealing which of the two doors has the goat, there's still a 66% chance because there was always going to be a goat in one of those doors.
Am I understanding this correctly?
The way I understand it is that the two doors you don't pick become a unit, so even if you know one of them has the goat, as a unit, there is still a 66% chance switching gives you the car because there was a 66% chance the goat was in one of the other two doors when you picked your door. And by revealing which of the two doors has the goat, there's still a 66% chance because there was always going to be a goat in one of those doors.
Am I understanding this correctly?
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