I am newly here and found this interesting problem. Here is my thought about this problem based on conditional probability. Let A=car in door1, B=car in door2, C=car in door3, W=door3 was open. Assuming the player selected door1, P(A)=P(B)=P(C)=1/3 P(W|A)=1/2; P(W|B)=1; P(W|C)=0. P(A and W)=P(W|A)P(A)=1/2*1/3=1/6; P(B and W)=P(W|B)P(B)=1*1/3=1/3; P(C and W)=0. So P(W)=1/6+1/3+0=1/2. Answer: P(A|W)=P(A and W)/P(W)=(1/6)/(1/2)=1/3www.ddhw.com p(B|W)=P(B and W)/P(W)=(1/3)/(1/2)=2/3 P(B|W)>P(A|W) Should change the choice.
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