Предмет: Информатика, автор: Aleksey133215

В коробке лежат кубики: 64 красных, 32 зеленых, 16 желтых, 8 синих, 8 белых. Вычислите вероятность доставания кубика каждого цвета и количество информации, которое при этом будет получено. Определите какого цвета кубик будет нести наибольшее количество информации.

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Автор ответа: khristoforovalil01

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красные-64 к128,зеленые-32 к 128,жёлтые-16 к 128,синие и белые-по 8 к 128. наибольшее кол-во информации в красном,наверное,потому что вероятность достать его больше остальных

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