Of the Laws of Chance

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Of the Laws of Chance is an early 18th-century treatise on probability and games of chance by John Arbuthnot, helping to popularize mathematical approaches to randomness and risk.

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instanceOf book
probability treatise
author John Arbuthnot NERFINISHED
authorNationality Scottish
contributedTo popularization of mathematical approaches to randomness
popularization of probability theory in Britain
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Great Britain
field mathematical statistics
probability theory
focusesOn applications of probability to gambling
calculation of odds in games
mathematical treatment of chance
genre mathematics
non-fiction
hasAuthorOccupation mathematician
physician
satirist
historicalPeriod early 18th century
influenced later works on probability and gambling
language English
mainSubject games of chance
probability
randomness
risk
publicationCentury 18th century
relatedTo gambling mathematics
history of probability
risk assessment
usesMethod combinatorial reasoning
mathematical analysis
workTitle Of the Laws of Chance NERFINISHED

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