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Throwing a die 7 times: Probability of specific outcomes
Ok, I run a simulation and the results are correct. Thanks.- binjip
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How Many Color Runs Can You Expect When Rolling a Tricolored Die 20 Times?
Homework Statement Hi, Suppose we have a die with 3 colors on it. 4 sides are blue => P(Z=Blue) = 2/3 1 side is green => P(Z=Green) = 1/6 1 side is red => P(Z=Red) = 1/6 I throw it 20 times and have Z=(Z1,..., Z20). Now what is the expected number of "runs"? Run is defined as...- binjip
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Throwing a die 7 times: Probability of specific outcomes
Thank you Ray, I didn't think of it this way, but it seems much clearer now. Ok, so I have 7! / (1!*1!*1!*1!*1!*2!) = 7!/2 = 2520 ways of arranging the 7 balls into 6 bins. There are 6^7 of arranging the balls when there are no conditions. P({1,...5} comes up once and 6 twice) = (7! / 2) /...- binjip
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Throwing a die 7 times: Probability of specific outcomes
Hi Klockan3, ok, suppose I had only 6 turns throwing a die (or as you suggested having only 6 dice). There would be 6*5*4*3*2*1 possible ways of arranging the numbers so that I have each number exactly once. This is 6!. So the result would be 6! / 6^6. Now, I argued that I have an...- binjip
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Throwing a die 7 times: Probability of specific outcomes
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...- binjip
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