You should specify that they can't be plastic. I doubt Raiders_Premiers is allowed to use glass or ceramic kitchenware.
mate, just read the hundreds of explainations people have dumbed down to a year 3 level to help you understand.
Year 3 level eh? :lol:
No one has given an explanation yet despite your failed attempts. I believe the probability of him kicking the goals lies with the number of successful and unsuccessful attempts he has had at various metres/and or angles. Not one person has actually attempted to actually calculate the actual probability though
Wind etc physical variables are not considered. Happy to be proved wrong though.
But no keep on trying to sound witty and make yourself feel good with petty insults, that's all you've got really
Year 3 level eh? :lol:
No one has given an explanation yet despite your failed attempts. I believe the probability of him kicking the goals lies with the number of successful and unsuccessful attempts he has had at various metres/and or angles. Not one person has actually attempted to actually calculate the actual probability though
Wind etc physical variables are not considered. Happy to be proved wrong though.
But no keep on trying to sound witty and make yourself feel good with petty insults, that's all you've got really
A kicker who has an 80% conversion rate has a sh*tload better chance than 50% when kicking from 30m out in front of the goal. Is that straight forward enough for you?
So what if he's kicking at 80% but only at let's say 55% from 30 metres out/and or 50% at that angle from the left side of the field
Your logic is flawed, it's not as simple as you think it is
So if Hazem El Masri lined up a kick from 200 meteres out, it still has a 50% chance of going through...
Thats some good logic
So what if he's kicking at 80% but only at let's say 55% from 30 metres out/and or 50% at that angle from the left side of the field
Your logic is flawed, it's not as simple as you think it is
Every goal kick has a 50% chance of being successful
He is right
it either misses or it doesn't.
Two outcomes doesn't imply each have an equal chance of occurring.
It does according to my calculator ;-)
There's a 50/50 chance that Pete Cash is in fact John Nash Jnr.
gee some people are simple.
If there are two outcomes, then, probability wise, they are both as likely as each other. Moreso when the area of success is smaller.
Nothing at all....
The silence is deafening
No, your logic is flawed. A kicker kicks it FURTHER than he did from the sidelines at a far tighter angle, yet he has a kick percentage of ~80%. In fact from the average kick from the sideline 22m out to the black dot, it's 40.4m
I am not privy to the stats of whether he's kicked goals from that spot or not. The distance and angle are no problem in comparison to kicks he slots regularly (far more than 50%).
You're clutching at straws, the pressure got to him, get over it and move on.
You still don't get it. You need to know how many successful/unsuccessful attempt he's had at that range/angle. There is no way in hell Croker averages 80% from the left side of the field
How do you know where he's been kicking it from? For all we know a kicker could kick every single ball from in front. In Croker's situation he actually kicks most conversions from the right side of the field (favoured for a left footer) where Harrison-Thompson-Mogg-Vidot have been.
You still haven't considered the probability of an average joe who has never kicked a goal in his life, to make the conversion
I don't think you quite get the math behind it (nor does anyone really), so I'll leave it at that. I haven't argued whether or not he has choked and frankly I don't care, I'm just interested in the stats