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  • This is also known as the Monty Hall problem. Easiest way to figure it out is to imagine there are 1000 cards. Imagine you picked one (1/1000 chance of getting the right one) and then 998 of the others were turned over. The person won't turn over the X card as he knows were it is, so there is now a 1/1000 chance your card is correct, and a 999/1000 chance that the other remaining card is; hence you should swap.

    Great way of explaining this one, simplest I have seen. Nice.

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