Dice (singular die or dice) are small, throwable objects with marked sides that can rest in multiple positions. They are used for generating random numbers, commonly as part of tabletop games, including dice games, board games, role-playing games, and games of chance.
A traditional die is a cube with each of its six faces marked with a different number of dots (pips) from one to six. When thrown or rolled, the die comes to rest showing a random integer from one to six on its upper surface, with each value being equally likely. Dice may also have polyhedral or irregular shapes and may have faces marked with numerals or symbols instead of pips. Loaded dice are designed to favor some results over others for cheating or entertainment.
Homework Statement
You have a fuzzy dice with mass .2kg hanging from the rear view mirror. When you step on the gas the dice makes an angle of 25 degrees. what is car's acceleration?
Homework Equations
F=ma...?
Fr=mac..?
The Attempt at a Solution
Im really not sure where to start...
Homework Statement
Two tetrahedral dice (four-sided dice) are thrown. What is the probability that the sum of the scores is:
a) even
b) prime
c) even or prime?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
a) P(even) = 1/2
b) P(prime) = 9/16
c) c for confused :confused:
Can...
Homework Statement
a pair of fuzzy dice hang from your mirror. While you accelerate from a stop on a horizontal surface to 28 m/s in 6 s, what angle θ does the string make with the vertical?
Homework Equations
tan θ = Y/X
a = ΔV / Δt
The Attempt at a Solution
Just want a double...
Hello all,
I got stuck with some problem of probability
What I understand is how to verify by statistics, that a die (is that really the singular of dice ??) is crooked:
- cast it a number of times, say twenty
- count the number that shows most, say we find eight times the six
-...
I have a basic probability question -
say you throw a dice, probability of 'x' occurring is 1/6
Say you throw two dice, probability of 7 occurring is more than others.
But how do you prove this experimentally? Throw a dice? how many times?
You play against three automated players who’s dice and actions are independent from you.
You start with six randomly rolled dice.
Rules:
-You MUST keep at least one die, but can keep as many as desired.
-A (1) and (4) are qualifiers, without both qualifiers you cannot score. These do not...
1. Given that two six sided dice are rolled once, what are the odds against rolling a sum that is a multiple of 3
3. The answer I got was 2:3
Was just wondering if this is correct.
Suppose I am playing a game where I roll some dice, and must use only combinations of elementary operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) to make an equation using each number rolled exactly once.
For example, if I roll four six-sided dice, and get this:
2, 3, 3, 4
A...
I was asked to help someone to work out the probability above. It was more than a year since I done similar questions and thing do get rusty... So I hope to work it out here and get point out where I did wrong before I show that person the correct answer.
Intuitively there is three ways I...
I have a problem that is suppose to be very basic, but it's hard for me to understand.
Problem:
Two dice are thrown. Let E be the event that the sum of the dice is odd; let F be the event that at least one of the dice lands on 1; and let G be the event that the sum is 5. Describe the events EF...
The easiest way I can explain this is russian roulette. You have a six-sided die, and I need to find out the probability of the other person rolling a 6 before me, or dying in russian roulette with a 6-chamber revolver.
I know it's different depending on who goes first, so for my example, I...
Homework Statement
(I translated this from french)
Some n dice are thrown and the sum of all their face values is 117.
Estimate n through a confidence interval of 90%.
In other words, of all the possible rolls of n dice that sum up to 117, find a range in which n should be located 90%...
Hi,
im trying to figure out how to solve the following question and any hints would be greatly appreciated.
Question: Two tetrahedral dice, with faces labelled 1,2,3,4 are thrown and the number on which each lands is noted. The score is the sum of the two faces. Find the probability that...
I know how to calculate the probability of getting a 1 and then 2 or 1 and 1 and etc, that's just 1/6 * 1/6
Now what if I ask, what is the chance of getting a 6 from 3 rolls? Let's say I roll the dice 3 times and all I want is just a 6 from anyone of these roll? I just want one 6 from any...
According to the more popular interpretations of (parts of) QM:
photon (properties) are in an indeterminate state prior to measurement.
the outcome of the photon properties, upon measurement, is totally random
however after measurement the photon has definite/fixed/deterministic properties...
Homework Statement
20 dice are rolled what's the probability that the sum will be divisible by 6?
Homework Equations
Law of total probability
The Attempt at a Solution
The possibilities are between 20x1 and 20x6:
24,30,36,42,48,54,60,66,72,78,84,90,96,102,108,114,120
In...
Homework Statement
What is the probability of 4 independent dice summing to 20 or more?
Homework Equations
N/A
The Attempt at a Solution
I am not too sure how to approach this in an exam.
I have attempted to do it this way but it would be easy to miss out a term:
(I have put...
Homework Statement
The Attempt at a Solution
The Fundamental Rule states that, given the six choices of value on a die, the number of possible outcomes for rolling three dice is: (6)(6)(6) = 6^3 = 216. Of these 216 possible outcomes, however, there is only one event that has a sequence...
Homework Statement
A die is rolled three times. What is the probability that you get a larger number each time?
The Attempt at a Solution
So I observed that the total number of possibilities for rolling the three dice is, by the Fundamental Rule: (6)(6)(6) = 6^3 = 216. I also thought...
Homework Statement
A sports car is accelerating at a rate of 4.23m/s^2 up a 14 degree hill. If there are dice hanging from its rear-view mirror, what angle will they swing on?
Homework Equations
ƩF = ma
Kinematic Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
Well, I'm thinking that I need to...
You roll thirty dice.
How many different possible combinations can be rolled?
Order does not matter
I think it's 6^30 choose 30, so:
\frac{(6^{30})!}{(6^{30}-30)!(30!)}
Also, perhaps the more important part of my question - any idea how to approximate this? The numbers involved are very...
Suppose I throw a dice and want either 6 or 1. The probability for that is obviously 1/3. Now suppose instead, that I throw two dices but only want 6 this time. Then the probability of getting 6 is a bit lower than 2/3, but instead there is of course also a probability of getting for instance 6...
Converting Binomal cpk to a "fair dice" deviation.
Hi,
I would like to detect low probability in a "fair dice" problem being used for graphing of outliers.
The actual data is binned into cells of 1% probability which form a histogram of the dice faces can be drawn. (The original data...
Homework Statement
Two dice are rolled. What is the probability that at least one is six? If two faces are different, what is the probability that at least one is six?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I have no clue. Although the first one shouldn't be that hard, but...
Hello everyone,
I want to ask questions about my task. Below are the description. Thank you in advance.
Kind regards,
Kirman.
The aim of this task is to create a dice game in a casino and model this using
probability. It is important to examine how best to run the game from both...
What are the odds of getting six-of-a-kind out of nine dice
in one shake?
This is the shake of the day at a tavern near me.
I know the odds of six-of-a kind-in one shake
given six dice; the three extra dice have me bumfuzzled.
I have been unable to plug the numbers into the equations
I...
Hi,
I am trying to figure out what the probability distribution is for the following:
1. Roll 4 dice.
2. Take the lowest die and re-roll it.
3. Take the sum of the three highest dice.
The result will be between 3 and 18.
I know how to figure out the probability distribution for...
Its something I've been asking myself. I am studying physics, but I haven't studied anything related to probability since before high school
I mean, for example, the chance of getting tails after one throw is 50%, after two throws 75%, after three throws 87,5% and so on... (right?)
Say...
Question : Let Xn be the maximum score obtained after n throws of a fair dice
a) Prove that Xn is a markov chain and write down the transition matrix
Im having a problem starting the transition matrix
im assuming the states are meant to be the sum. then do you write out the transition...
Hi,
I'm trying to come up with a probability for a game I play with a friend of mine. In the game, units "attack" by rolling six-sided dice; either 2 or 4 sides of the die count as a "hit" when rolled, depending on certain circumstances. The specific situation I am trying to figure out the...
Hi guys. I have a test tomorrow and I am trying to work out the problems on the review sheet, but I can't figure out this one dealing with pdf and cdf.
Roll 2 fair dice and call each outcome (i,j) where i,j = 1,2,...6.
Define: X= {i+j if i+j ≤ 6 ; abs.value(i-j) otherwise}
A) Find...
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Im hoping someone here can help me out. I'm developing a game and I have a dice system I'm using but I am having trouble mapping the probabilities. I should state that I know very little about such things and my maths is basic but a reasonably explained answer should cause me no...
Hello,
So the question is: You have 6 true dice and you want to find the probability of rolling exactly two aces (im assumming ace means 1).
I tried using the binomial theroem:
P = (6!/(2!4!)) (1/6)^2 (5/6)^4 = 0.2009
But the answer is 0.040..So where did I go wrong?
Thanks
DoubleMint
Need help with this problem, please!
Two standard, fair dice are thrown, and the scores (X1, X2) are recorded. Find the expected value of each of the following variables:
(a) Y = X1 + X2
(b) Z = X1*X2
I don't even understand what it's asking! :( Any help is appreciated.
Homework Statement
Hi,
I just wanted to check my answers for this question:
Q: Suppose that we flip a coin six times and roll a 6-sided die once. Suppose also that all outcomes of this experiment (consisting of an ordered sequence of results for the flips (heads or tails) and the number...
I didn't really know where the proper place was for this, but this is an intro thermodynamics class and I'm really confused over this math question (it's not strictly physics-related).
Homework Statement
Consider rolling N six-sided dice. Define a microstate as the number showing on...
Consider the experiment of rolling 5 fair dice. You “win” if all the dice show different numbers. I have to decide in advance how many times to repeat the experiment.
I will be very happy if I win at least once. What is the least number of times I need to plan to repeat the experiment so that...
Homework Statement
Two n-sided dice, with numbers ranging from 0 to n-1, are rolled. The first die represents the first digit of a base-n number, and the second represents the second digit of said base-n number. (In other words, the two dice rolls, if they are a and b, give the number a+b*n)...
Homework Statement
How many ways can you roll six dice so that at least 2 numbers are the same? At least 3? At least 4? At least 5?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
:cry: I've used every equation in the chapter and filled page after page with numbers all moved around. I'm...
Suppose you are going to a night festival and you see a vendor who is willing to double your money. So he explains the game.
He has two dice, they are numbered from 0 to 9. He will roll them together in a slot such that they will make a two or one digit number. If he happens to roll a number...
Throwing a die 7 times
Homework Statement
Throw a die 7 times.
i) What is the probability that you get number 6 twice and all other outcomes once. (e.g. one possible set of outcomes would be 6, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1)
ii) What is the probability that you get all the numbers of a die? (e.g...
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone might want to help me with some less common dice probability. The dice mechanic is similar to the board game Risk (two sets of dice being compared), but the dice pools are varying numbers of 10-sided dice on either side (2 pools compared of a varying number)...
Homework Statement
There is a 5-sided fair dice with faces showing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 dots. The dice is rolled four times. Find the probability of getting a total score between 10 and 15 (inclusive).
Homework Equations
If X is the score from one roll, then it follows a discrete uniform...
The question is "An experiment in which a dice is tossed twice. Let X be the random variable defined by recording the higher of the 2 values obtained in the experiment. Determine the probability distribution of X."
I know that the range of this distribution is {1,2,3,4,5,6}. For P(X=1) both...
Let's say I have a big, 50-sided die, with values ranging from 1-50. I want to find the exact standard deviation of the dice roll by hand. I would like to avoid subtracting the mean from each possible value, if at all possible.
How do I do that?
Originally posted on another forum with the title "are some things impossible?" The question was more of a philosophical one, but it got me thinking mathematically.
I thought I had a solution like this:
Put die #1 in a base 5 numbering system, you get the following values for the 6 rolls...
we roll a fair dice until we get a 6 twice in arrow
what is the expectation of numbers of rolls we have to through the dice until we get 6 twice in arrow ?
hint : it's not 36
I'll appreciate it if you help me with this question.
Thanks
Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone could give me a suggestion to solve this
"With one die, suppose in a round, you earn the amount of dollars equal to the value of the upwards face of the die. (eg. you earn $6 if you roll a six.) Now also suppose after your first roll, you are given the...
Hi guys,
I have a very simple but confusing problem that I have with die.
It's not a homework problem, more a general understanding question.
Now, question (im my own words)
Four six-sided die are rolled together and independently to each other.
Is the chance to roll a sum of (even) or (odd)...