Probability interview questions: page 16 of 19
Questions 751–800
- Shared birthdays in a room of N peopleEasy
- Second consecutive pair from a deckEasy
- One standard normal exceeding four times anotherEasy
- Token transfers on three-dice totals of 11 and 14Hard
- Top two seeds meeting in a 128-player finalEasy
- Better per match yet worse overall accuracyEasy
- Inner cube or face-down painted cubeletEasy
- Beating the dealer with one card eachEasy
- Third head from a coin chosen among threeEasy
- Ratio of two uniforms landing between 1 and 3Easy
- Dice product with an optional single re-rollEasy
- Drawing card pairs until the deck is clearedEasy
- Sex ratio when families stop at a daughterEasy
- Break-even fee for opening boxesEasy
- Shortest of three uniform gum sticksEasy
- Expected cuts to strip a rooted treeEasy
- Finds needed for three of four stamp kindsEasy
- Median of three uniforms on zero to four above 3Easy
- Trusting an unreliable neighbour about the catEasy
- Seven-slot spinner: two fives before a four or sixEasy
- Distinct toy cards among six kids' mealsEasy
- Three friends covering all three mealtimesEasy
- Last red marble leaving blue and green behindEasy
- Meter needing four genuine quarters in a rowEasy
- Two brown birds adjacent on a wireEasy
- Odd row and column sums in a 3x3 gridEasy
- Distinct cards from six single-card packsEasy
- Four random points inside a quarter-circle arcMedium
- Rolls needed to see every face of a dieEasy
- Three-person jury with a coin-flipping memberEasy
- Random walk covering a simplex and returning homeMedium
- Heads in first three versus last two tossesEasy
- Boxes needed for five different couponsEasy
- Loaded dice with an evenly spread totalMedium
- Both zoo animals swimming given one swimming pandaEasy
- Rolls until back-to-back sixesEasy
- Shorter piece of a randomly broken stickEasy
- Side bet against a habitual roulette playerEasy
- Average fragment carrying a coloured tipEasy
- Brownian motion reaching minus two before oneEasy
- Chance at least one guest gets their own keyMedium
- Weighting two correlated assets for minimum varianceMedium
- When to quit a plus-one minus-one card gameHard
- Optimal bid for a company worth double to youMedium
- Chance a product of two uniforms exceeds one halfEasy
- Ticket price for a one-roll die payoutEasy
- Five coins against four: who gets more headsEasy
- Does shifting or rescaling change correlationEasy
- Picking one of three kids fairly with a coinEasy
- Average flips used by a rejection-based three-way pickEasy