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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 large
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 large