PHYSICS + PROBABILITY

Galton Board Simulator

A Galton board, also called a bean machine, demonstrates how repeated small deflections can build a distribution of landing positions.

Drop

A ball begins above a field of staggered pegs.

Deflect

Each collision nudges the path left or right.

Observe

Across many drops, landing positions often cluster toward the center.

From probability demo to arcade game

PegFlux borrows the familiar peg-board visual but turns it into an arcade machine with spring-launch skill, dual flippers, targets, bumpers, return lanes and a Bell Rush bonus. The educational page can attract probability and physics search traffic without relying on gambling-related keywords.

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