+ Charlie puts 26 presents in 100 boxes, labeled 1 to 100. + Each second, Alice and Bob look in one box. Alice opens them in order (1, 2, 3, …), + while Bob opens the odds first, then the evens (1, 3, 5, …, 2, 4, 6, …). + Who is more likely to see all 26 presents first? +
++ {simulationResults.alice > simulationResults.bob + ? '💡 Alice tends to win more often!' + : simulationResults.bob > simulationResults.alice + ? '💡 Bob tends to win more often!' + : '💡 They appear equally likely to win!' + } +
++ At first glance, both strategies seem equivalent—they both check all 100 boxes eventually. + But the order matters! Try running the simulation multiple times to see which strategy + performs better on average. Can you explain why? +
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