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Race Result Details |
| Racer | tstats[ze_or] (ze_or) |
| Race Number | 1504 |
| Date | Sun, 15 Mar 2020 01:23:41 +0000 |
| Speed |
121 WPM
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| Accuracy | 98.7% |
| Rank | 8th place (out of 10) |
| Opponents | arc_sec (1st place) delirious (3rd place) foggyy (4th place) jashenonquitting (5th place) oh_hai (6th place) poem (9th place) siglemic (7th place) slekap (2nd place) |
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Property (c) is known as countable additivity. It is not something that can be proved, but it is like an assumption or an axiom. In our experience, we have seen that operating as if the assumption is correct leads to useful and credible answers to many problems, so we accept it as a reasonable assumption. Not all probabilists agree that countable additivity is natural.
— Fundamentals of Probability: A First Course
 (book)
by Anirban DasGupta
(see stats)
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