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An essay towards making the doctrine of chances easy to those who understand vulgar arithmetick only
To which are added, some useful tables on annuities for lives, &c. &c. &c. By Mr. Hoyle -
An essay towards making the doctrine of chances easy to those who understand vulgar arithmetick only
To which are added, some useful tables on annuities for lives, &c. &c. &c. By Mr. Hoyle -
Miscellanea analytica de seriebus et quadraturis
Accessere variæ considerationes de methodis comparationum, combinationum & differentiarum, solutiones difficiliorum aliquot problematum ad sortem spectantium -
Christiani Hugenii libellus de ratiociniis in ludo aleæ. Or, the value of all chances in games of fortune; Cards, Dice, Wagers, Lotteries, &c. mathematically demonstrated
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The nature and laws of chance
Containing, among other particulars, the solutions of several abstruse and important problems. ... The whole after a new, general, and conspicuous manner, and illustrated with a great variety of examples. By Thomas Simpson -
The laws of chance
or, a mathematical investigation of the probabilities arising from any proposed circumstance of play. Applied to The Solution of a great Variety of Problems relating to Cards, Bowls, Dice, Lotteries, &c. By Samuel Clark, Teacher of Mathematics -
The booke of fortune
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Of the laws of chance, or, a method of calculation of the hazards of game, plainly demonstrated, and applied to games at present most in use; which may be easily extended to the most intricate cases of chance imaginable. The fourth edition, revis'd by John Ham. By whom is added, a demonstration of the gain of the banker in any Circumstance of the game call'd Pharaon; and how to determine the odds at the Ace of Hearts or Fair Chance; with the arithmetical solution of some questions relating to lotteries; and a few remarks upon Hazard and Backgammon
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Of the laws of chance, or, A method of calculation of the hazards of game
plainly demonstrated and applied to games at present most in use : which may be easily extended to the most intricate cases of chance imaginable -
The nature and laws of chance
Containing, among other particulars, the solutions of several abstruse and important problems. The doctrine of combinations and permutations clearly deduced. A new and comprehensive Problem of great Use in discovering the Advantage or Loss in Lotteries, Raffles, &c. A curious and extensive Problem on the Duration of Play. Problems for determining the Probability of winning at Bowls, Quoits, Cards, &c. A Problem for finding the Trials wherein it may be undertaken that a proposed Event shall happen or fail a given Number of Times. A Problem to find the Chance for a given Number of Points on a given Number of Dice. Full and clear Investigations of two Problems of Mr. De Moivrt's; one of them allowed by that Author to be the most useful on the Subject, but their Demonstrations omitted by him. Two new Methods for summing of Series. The Whole After a new, general, and conspicuous Manner, and Illustrated with a Great Variety of Examples. By Thomas Simpson, F.R.S -
A guide to the turf
By T. Gard, author of the odds and chances of cocking, hazard, & other games -
The doctrine of chances
or, a method of calculating the probabilities of events in play. The third edition, fuller, clearer, and more correct than the former. By A. de Moivre, Fellow of the Royal Society, and Member of the Royal Academies of Sciences of Berlin and Paris -
The doctrine of chances
or, a method of calculating the probabilities of events in play. The second edition, fuller, clearer, and more correct than the first By A. de Moivre, Fellow of the Royal Society, and Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences of Berlin -
The doctrine of chances
or, a method of calculating the probability of events in play. By A. de Moivre. F.R.S -
An estimate of places for life
Shewing How many Years Purchase a Place for Life is worth. How long a Man must hold his Place to have the Value, Principal and Interest of the Purchase Money. How much he has coming in per Cent. per Annum for his Money. What a Place for Life is worth; the Income not exceeding 1000 l. per Ann. All at One View. The Whole being Calculated upon the Chances of the Probabilities of Lives in General. To which is prefix'd, An Account of Places which are in the Disposal of the Lord Mayor; Aldermen, and Common Council of the City of London, also of others more immediately belonging to the Crown; being Collected from the latest and best Lists Extant: Wherein is shewn the Nature and respective Business of the Principal Officers, and in whose Gift most of the said Places are. The whole being Interspersed with Directions and Instructions for obtaining Places in General. By Richard Hayes, Teacher of Merchants Accounts in Great Eastcheap, Author of The New Method for Valuing Annuities upon Lives