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- If the center of gravity changes on a die, how do the odds on each of the eyes change?
If the center of gravity changes on a die, how do the odds on each of the eyes change?
A Google search on math of unfair die returns lots of good hits. Maybe have a look through those search results to see if you can find what you are looking for.Ad VanderVen said:Summary:: If the center of gravity changes on a die, how do the odds on each of the eyes change?
If the center of gravity changes on a die, how do the odds on each of the eyes change?
Uh ... you think maybe that answer to that might depend on HOW the center of gravity changes? I could posit a die that has its COG very close to the middle of the face opposite the one. What would the odds be of rolling anything but a one?Ad VanderVen said:If the center of gravity changes on a die, how do the odds on each of the eyes change?
Ad VanderVen said:If the center of gravity changes on a die, how do the odds on each of the eyes change?
The center of gravity on a die determines its balance and stability. If the center of gravity changes, the die may roll differently and affect the outcome of the roll.
Yes, changing the center of gravity can affect the odds of rolling a certain number. If the center of gravity is shifted to one side, it may increase the likelihood of that side landing face up.
The center of gravity on a die can change due to manufacturing errors, damage to the die, or external factors such as temperature or surface conditions.
Yes, manufacturers use precision tools and techniques to maintain the center of gravity on a die. Additionally, regular quality control checks can help identify and correct any changes in the center of gravity.
Understanding the center of gravity on a die can help in predicting and manipulating the outcome of rolls in games or simulations. It can also aid in creating more accurate and realistic simulations.