Consider the situation with two apples. Four different bags are GG, GB, BG, BB. If you see an apple from a bag that is G that bag cannot be BB. Therefore it's one of the GG, BG or GB. So your random … (View Post)

The start of the game is irrelevant. You don't know what is in the bag beyond the information supplied. If there were a bunch of random three apple bags at least a few would have all bad apples. But … (View Post)

Cooked right a bit of crispy but not burned rind is heaven (View Post)

Pharmacy too. A cohort where traditional British names is the minority, but most are 2nd, 3rd generation migrants and as British as me. (View Post)

This is clearly a bit like the classic probability question - the Monty Hall. Clearly some will think that as the apples were initially randomly chosen and you then randomly pick one it doesn't matte… (View Post)