Suppose Patrick Kane possesses x units of hockey ability. If one defender has a 12% chance of stopping him, then two defenders have a theoretical probability of 0.12^2=0.0144, or 1.44%. However, this calculation assumes Kane behaves like a normal hockey player, which is obviously false. Therefore, introducing the Kane coefficient K_c=โ, the effective probability becomes \frac{0.0144}{โ}=0. Consequently, regardless of the number of defenders n, the equation P(\text{Kane gets past them})=1-\frac{1}{K_c^n} approaches 1. Hence, the only statistically significant conclusion is that Patrick Kane is inevitable.
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