2008-11-25, 06:27 PM
I like knowing random numbers no one else gives a pomegranate about, so this has been bugging me for a while.
EXP Gach tickets give set EXP amounts:
Each of which is equally likely(I assume). That means if you could graph the possible outcomes of every possible reward for, say, 30 tickets, there would be a few peaks: Highest and lowest Net Exp gain (both the least probable. 1/13^30 I think) and the most likely outcome(s).
Now, having not finished Highschool math, I have no idea how I can calculate all the outcomes and their probabilities without 13^30 different calculations. I could put the net Exp Gain on a Standard Normal Curve and run with numbers there, but how would I get the Standard Deviation for that curve? (I assume the mean with just be the Expected Value) Take the standard Deviation of the 13 different Exp Values? o_0
I'm confugled. Could someone help?
EXP Gach tickets give set EXP amounts:
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100k 50k 30k 20k 10k 5k 3k 2k 1k 500 300 200 100Now, having not finished Highschool math, I have no idea how I can calculate all the outcomes and their probabilities without 13^30 different calculations. I could put the net Exp Gain on a Standard Normal Curve and run with numbers there, but how would I get the Standard Deviation for that curve? (I assume the mean with just be the Expected Value) Take the standard Deviation of the 13 different Exp Values? o_0
I'm confugled. Could someone help?