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How are mines placed on the grid?
Mines are typically placed randomly on the board after the first click.
The first click is guaranteed to be safe. Mines are placed afterward to prevent immediate loss.
Concept:
In a game like Minesweeper, we are interested in the probability of placing a mine in a specific cell on a grid.
Formula:
Let the total number of cells in the grid be \( N \), and the total number of mines to be placed be \( M \).
The probability \( P \) of placing a mine in a specific cell is given by:
\[ P = \frac{M}{N} \]
Where:
\( M \) is the number of mines to be placed,
\( N \) is the total number of cells.
Example:
If there are 10x10 field = 100 cells and 10 mines, the probability of placing a mine in any specific cell is:
\[ P = \frac{10}{100} = 0.1 \]
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