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The Monty Hall problem, a classic probability puzzle from the TV show "Let's Make a Deal," shows that always switching your choice after the host reveals a goat raises the chance of winning the car from one‑third to two‑thirds, a counter‑intuitive result that has fascinated mathematicians for decades.
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