Probability Teaser Question | Google Data Scientist Interview

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[@abeldomokos]

Thank you very much for explaining this problem.

[@user-wr4yl7tx3w]

great problem.

[@visheshdosaj674]

A hacky solution, what we can do is estimate the probability distribution of the parameters like median to calculate p(m>3), how- think of central limit theorem.
Btw, I am a fan of your videos.

[@russelllee6844]

how is calculating the exact answer a hacky solution? If anything, estimating the answer (by repeatedly sampling to apply the central limit theorem somehow?) seems imprecise and hacky