Alphys recently got a virus in her computer. She claims that someone must have infected her computer, but Undyne claims that she tried to pirate Mew Mew Kissy Cutie 3
As the computer had quite valuable information, Asgore himself decides to access the computer and eliminate the virus. In 1 0 minutes, he comes with a virus-free computer. Everyone was quite surprised.
So here is the question, is Asgore more likely to be a king , or a
king who is skilled in computer diagnostics?
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wow, i just assumed that i missed some of the background info and forgot to use pure logic ;-)
nice problem with a lot of misleading information.
So, in summary, about 99% of the question is redundant and only the actual question matters. Lol
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That is called "irrelevant information". You can actually practice spotting that out in https://brilliant.org/practice/sat-irrelevant-information/?subtopic=arithmetic&chapter=reasoning-skills
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Yeah, I know, I was just making a joke. :) Thanks for the link though
Latex Legend Pall Marton's life signal just went offline! (yep, he deleted his account...) @Frisk Dreemurr
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Thanks for the update [knowing that now your Brilliant LaTeX guide building is steadily turning into a wiki... but the legend is gone.]
Oh no, very sad to hear that. He was a great boi, and now he's gone (for now maybe I hope...)
Note that the set of "kings who are skilled in computer diagnostics" is a subset of "kings". So Asgore is more likely to be a king .
To add, he possibly may have enlisted the help of someone who is skilled at using computers (possibly the Annoying Dog), so the lore checks out.
True facts @Elijah L , true facts...
Considering that the Annoying Dog was making a game while being in the Underground, that may make sense...
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That's it, say hi to Uncle for me when I send you down below...
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LOL I replied to your petty threat somewhere else LMAO
Ah nice, looks like I'll be playing a maths version of Undertale for a few days
Hey, isn't this our wonderful spammer buddy who's been spamming the challenges lately? @Frisk Dreemurr @Boe Jlogs (Why hasn't BM banned him yet? BM can have a bad sense of humor, but he can't dispose spammers? I'm starting to think he's got something personal with me lol)
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The pre information may be deceptive, but it is quite easy
Look at the Venn diagram below:
Though it is likely that a king skilled in computer diagnostics would easily remove a virus, it is still a subset of B
Thus, set B, being a king, is always more likely than set A, as there are obviously kings who may not know computer diagnostics