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What is the probability(i.e. chances) of collision of two
people if initially both are moving in the same line but
always they used to turn opposite to each other(if one is
taking right turn means another is taking left turn and vice
versa)?
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Answer Posted / satishgupta05
Case 1: Initially if they are moving in the same
direction(back to back) then 0% probability.
Case 2: Initially if they are moving in the opposite
direction(does not matter they are moving to each other or
away from each other) then 100% probability.
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