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marcadams267
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Given 5 dice rolls that are independent from each other, what is the probability for the following results? (order of roll does not matter)
1. all 5 dice rolls are the same
2. 4 dice rolls are the same
3. the dice rolls are in sequence (1-5 or 2-6) -order does not matter
4. two pairs of dice are the same (ex: 1 1 4 4 3)
5. the result is one pair and the other three are the same (ex: 1 1 1 6 6)So far, my understanding of the problem has been the ff:
1. 1/6^5
2. 150/6^5
3.(5!+5!)/6^5
4. 1800/6^5
5. 300/6^5
Is this correct?
1. all 5 dice rolls are the same
2. 4 dice rolls are the same
3. the dice rolls are in sequence (1-5 or 2-6) -order does not matter
4. two pairs of dice are the same (ex: 1 1 4 4 3)
5. the result is one pair and the other three are the same (ex: 1 1 1 6 6)So far, my understanding of the problem has been the ff:
1. 1/6^5
2. 150/6^5
3.(5!+5!)/6^5
4. 1800/6^5
5. 300/6^5
Is this correct?
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