Recent content by dirtface

dirtface (HE) knows why, he's just not able to communicate with the slightly less mathematically inclined as well as you ^^ rofl.

... The wiki article states it's 1/3, we're just looking for a reason why.

For those that know a bit of maths, I could be wrong but it reminds me of linear algebra, Group theory, ie. it's not commutative.

... The wikipedia article states its 1/3, i was just explaining it. For the other guy who said that male female was the same as female male - you're sortof correct, but not really. they are different cases that can be grouped...

Ok this is like the monty hall problem. If atleast one is male, you have three possible situations Beagle1 Beagle 2 Male Male Male Female Female Male Of these three possible outcomes, only one of them results in the second beagle being male. Thats where the 33% comes...