On a similar theme ...
I've randomly selected five widgets, for testing, from the product's
entire production run. Each widget is given a unique serial number when it
is made. The serial numbers start at one and increase, by one, for each
item produced. The serial numbers in the sample are 1682, 726, 1625, 613
and 310. Can you estimate the size of the entire production run?
On 05/11/2025 08:38, David Entwistle wrote:
On a similar theme ...
I've randomly selected five widgets, for testing, from the product's
entire production run. Each widget is given a unique serial number when
it is made. The serial numbers start at one and increase, by one, for
each item produced. The serial numbers in the sample are 1682, 726,
1625, 613 and 310. Can you estimate the size of the entire production
run?
.....My opening bid, just to see if I have the slightest idea.
On Wed, 5 Nov 2025 09:41:09 +0000, Richard Heathfield wrote:
On 05/11/2025 08:38, David Entwistle wrote:
On a similar theme ...
I've randomly selected five widgets, for testing, from the product's
entire production run. Each widget is given a unique serial number when
it is made. The serial numbers start at one and increase, by one, for
each item produced. The serial numbers in the sample are 1682, 726,
1625, 613 and 310. Can you estimate the size of the entire production
run?
.....My opening bid, just to see if I have the slightest idea.
Very close
- your method looks valid. Would you like to disclose what it
is, or is it a guess?
On a similar theme ...
I've randomly selected five widgets, for testing, from the product's
entire production run. Each widget is given a unique serial number when it >is made. The serial numbers start at one and increase, by one, for each
item produced. The serial numbers in the sample are 1682, 726, 1625, 613
and 310. Can you estimate the size of the entire production run?
Inspired by a singing Banana video about tank production.
On Wed, 5 Nov 2025 08:38:37 -0000 (UTC), David Entwistle ><qnivq.ragjvfgyr@ogvagrearg.pbz> wrote:
On a similar theme ...
I've randomly selected five widgets, for testing, from the product's >>entire production run. Each widget is given a unique serial number when it >>is made. The serial numbers start at one and increase, by one, for each >>item produced. The serial numbers in the sample are 1682, 726, 1625, 613 >>and 310. Can you estimate the size of the entire production run?
Inspired by a singing Banana video about tank production.
Borrowing from Richard ...
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.....My opening bid, just to see if I have the slight
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.....My opening bid, just to see if I have the slig
.....My opening bid, just to see if I have the sli
.....My opening bid, just to see if I have the sl
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.....My opening bid, just to see if I have the
.....My opening bid, just to see if I have the
How about 2191 or 2192?
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