Coin pattern waiting times
Does heads–heads take longer than heads–tails?
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Does heads–heads take longer than heads–tails?
Run experiment →A beats B, B beats C… can D beat A?
Run experiment →Better in both groups. Worse overall?
Run experiment →Averaging removes noise. Does it remove bias?
Run experiment →Will the top performers stay on top?
Run experiment →Which dot pattern uses independent random points?
Run experiment →Two moving waves can add up to no wave.
Run experiment →Double the orbital radius. How much longer is a year?
Run experiment →Race a solid sphere, solid cylinder and hoop.
Run experiment →Does mass change the landing time?
Run experiment →80% rebound speed does not mean 80% rebound height.
Run experiment →A larger driven gear turns more slowly—and backward.
Run experiment →Watch a sorted list change the number of guesses.
Run experiment →Find the part of a job more cores cannot speed up.
Run experiment →A faster connection still has to wait for the first byte.
Run experiment →Can adding a road make everyone slower?
Run experiment →Double every dimension. How much bigger is the volume?
Run experiment →Add a metre to a loop around a sphere. How high can it lift?
Run experiment →Watch the time cost add up across a room.
Run experiment →A beats B, B beats C, and C beats A?
Run experiment →How many people before a shared birthday becomes likely?
Run the experiment →Watch a coin’s running head rate wander towards its probability.
Run the experiment →Roll two dice and discover why their totals are uneven.
Run the experiment →Follow one wandering path and see its displacement grow.
Run the experiment →Drop beads through left-or-right decisions to build a bell-shaped pile.
Run the experiment →Discover how the final missing collectible changes the wait.
Run the experiment →Can a fair game still wipe out a small starting balance?
Run the experiment →Generate coin sequences and look for their longest runs.
Run the experiment →Estimate π with random dots inside a square.
Run the experiment →Compare individual random values with averages of larger samples.
Run the experiment →See how rare events change what a positive detector result means.
Run the experiment →Change arrival pressure and watch a single-server queue build up.
Run the experiment →Watch deposits and growth separate over time.
Run the experiment →Watch a fixed cash amount lose purchasing power.
Run the experiment →Compare a fixed loan with and without monthly overpayments.
Run the experiment →See how launch angle changes an ideal projectile’s path.
Run the experiment →Compare swings as you change length and starting angle.
Run the experiment →Explore the rhythm of a mass on a spring.
Run the experiment →Watch a quantity shrink by repeated half-lives.
Run the experiment →Explore a simple growth curve as a story reaches a community.
Run the experiment →Find the missing term in a generated arithmetic sequence.
Take the challenge →Solve a generated linear equation and check both sides.
Take the challenge →Use all four cards once with arithmetic and brackets.
Take the challenge →Estimate a percentage before revealing the exact answer.
Take the challenge →Choose the larger fraction before the visual reveal.
Take the challenge →Choose the bag with the better chance of drawing a gold counter.
Take the challenge →Arrange four people using every clue.
Take the challenge →Move the tower one disc at a time without covering a smaller disc.
Take the challenge →Ferry a fox, goose and grain without leaving the wrong pair together.
Take the challenge →Take one, two or three counters; whoever takes the last wins.
Take the challenge →Turn every light off by toggling a cell and its neighbours.
Take the challenge →Place 1 through 9 so every row, column and diagonal has the same total.
Take the challenge →Find one heavier coin among nine using at most two balance weighings.
Take the challenge →Deduce a three-digit code from exact and misplaced matches.
Take the challenge →Reach the marked square with a chess knight in as few moves as possible.
Take the challenge →Write an expression, keep a calculation history and reuse an answer.
Open the workbench →Change line items and see what is left to spend or save.
Open the workbench →See payments and lifetime interest side by side.
Open the workbench →Work out the monthly saving needed, then explore the balance over time.
Open the workbench →Paste numbers to explore their spread, centre and distribution.
Open the workbench →Add, subtract, multiply or divide two fractions, with a visual comparison.
Open the workbench →Compare one length across familiar units.
Open the workbench →Divide a total into any number of proportional parts.
Open the workbench →Turn tasks into a sequential schedule with breaks.
Open the workbench →Apply a chain of increases and cuts and see every step.
Open the workbench →Score options against weighted criteria and inspect what drives the result.
Open the workbench →Assign individual spending, add a tip and see each person’s share.
Open the workbench →Shuffle a list into teams and keep the result.
Open the workbench →Move costs and prices to compare the route to break-even.
Open the workbench →Type a function of x and explore its sampled curve.
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