Girls look at your gymcel body and think "ewww what a try hard" while they look at the chad and think "i love him, he just does what he wants, not even concerned about the whole lifting thing".
Chad STILL looks INFINITELY better than you because of his GENETICALLY DETERMINED HEIGHT, FACE and FRAME.
Why haven't you gymcels learnt yet?
It's either ALPHA GENETICS, or BETA RESULTS.
Mason Thompson
*yawn*
Ian Perry
75%
A Chad goes to the gym tho
Caleb Martin
50%
Owen Baker
25%. The "at least one of the hits is a crit" doesn't actually affect the chances of both hits being crits.
First hit: not a crit (50% chance): fail (both hits cannot be a crit now)
Second hit: crit (50% chance): The "at least one hit is a crit" criteria is already satisfied so it doesn't matter. 50%chance the second hit is a crit, 50% chance it's not. Therefore 25% chance both hits are crits.
Wyatt Price
Let's analyze this 1st hit is critical yes or yes 2nd hit can be critical or not So there is 2 possibilities depending on the second hit cuz the first hit Will be always crit
50%
Charles Green
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Noah Robinson
This
Ian Robinson
2/3
Nathan Brooks
i mean 1/3
Ryder Stewart
>25%. The "at least one of the hits is a crit" doesn't actually affect the chances of both hits being crits.
It does though because it guarantees one of those hits was a crit, making that 100% chance. The second hit is what's left to probability, so with a 50% chance that the other hit was a crit, the chance of them both being crits is also 50%
John Bell
nap well, neko
Liam Myers
>You hit the GYM HARD, while Chad eats pizza
Jokes on you i don't even lift
i just shitpost here, i'm a fucking neet lmao. i give advice yet ive never benched over 80lbs in my life
Henry Adams
cute pic
Thomas Torres
i bawwed hard at the picture
Charles Turner
Fucking CHAD
Henry Turner
The first hit is random. Either it's a hit or not, 50-50
If the first hit misses, then that statement: "at least one hit is a crit" comes into play. But it doesn't matter, because the first hit was already a miss. You've already failed the goal: both hits being crits. So, 50% of the time, it's a fail.
Now, the other 50% of the time the first hit is a crit. In this case the statement "at least one hit is a crit" still doesn't matter; because already one of the hits is a crit. So for the second hit, it comes down to chance. 50% chance of hit, 50% chance of miss. Therefore there's a 50%*50% chance = 25% chance of both hits being crits.
Jose Bell
25% if we're talking about overall, 50% if we're talking about the next crit.
Ethan Gonzalez
>You hit an enemy twice >Hit >Not miss, hit
Carson Johnson
There are 4 possible outcomes when you attack twice; Fail Fail, Crit Fail, Fail Crit, and Crit Crit Since we only want one of the outcomes (Crit Crit), the chances are 1/4 = 25%
Bentley Edwards
Girls do not act like this unless they're teenagers.
James Bell
Not quite. You forgot the condition. There are four equally possible outcomes: NN, NC, CN, CC, where C=crit, N=not crit. "At least one of the hits is a crit", so we discard any outcomes that have no crits. Among the remaining outcomes, there's one that satisfies our question, so the probability is 1/3.