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Ward
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- Predictive Dice Roll in controlled environment.
Hi,
1. A multi-sided dice - 20 sides for example. Highly accurate each side equal size.
2. Dice dropped from a machine - with same starting orientation.
3. Dropped in a vacuum from same height each time.
4. Dropped onto a very flat surface - 90-degree angle.
Now given I have tried to make everything as constant and predictable.
Questions:
1. Can physics calculate the outcome without doing the test to predict the outcome.
2. What physics laws / calculations would be used?
3. How accurate would the result.
4. If it can't be calculated what are the blockers for this (why we can't calculate).
Thanks,
Ward.
1. A multi-sided dice - 20 sides for example. Highly accurate each side equal size.
2. Dice dropped from a machine - with same starting orientation.
3. Dropped in a vacuum from same height each time.
4. Dropped onto a very flat surface - 90-degree angle.
Now given I have tried to make everything as constant and predictable.
Questions:
1. Can physics calculate the outcome without doing the test to predict the outcome.
2. What physics laws / calculations would be used?
3. How accurate would the result.
4. If it can't be calculated what are the blockers for this (why we can't calculate).
Thanks,
Ward.
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