Probability and Computing examination paper by the University of Oxford (2015) (source code)

= Probability and Computing examination paper by the University of Oxford (2015)
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The three-page <University of Oxford> Finals examination dated 1 June 2015, Trinity Term 2015. The released https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/computer_science_past_exam_paper/response/956037/attach/3/Lawrence%20Attachment.zip?cookie_passthrough=1[examination archive] contains the original as `2015-probc.pdf`. Questions 1–2 occupy printed p. 2; Question 2(f)–(g) and Question 3 occupy printed p. 3. The original p. 2 defines $x_j$ as an <expected value>; its assertions in Question 2(b) and (c) are false for two bins, rather than transcription gaps.