This question was not worded carefully enough to understand. If you are asking what the probability is of three dice all matching, it is (1/6)(1/6) = 1/36 = 2.8% (roughly).
Roll a die. The probability that the second die matches will be 1/6. The probability the third die matches the other two is 1/6. So, (1/6)(1/6) = 1/36 = 0.0277... = 2.778% (roughly).
single 3=two thirds. a double three IS two single threes. as you are not after a cumulative total ANY 3 is acceptable. dont believe me,check out the rules of tai sai/sic bo
Here are some helpful resources:
Probability: Dice Problems Quizmaster
www.mathguide.com/cgi-bin/quizmasters2/Pd.cgi
Basic Counting Lesson
www.mathguide.com/lessons2/Counting1.html
Complex Counting Lesson
www.mathguide.com/lessons2/Counting2.html
Placement Counting Lesson
www.mathguide.com/lessons2/Counting3.html
Good explanation. One small thing though: the last example should result in 24/36.
John, good call! Counting is important!
Concerning problem #4 the outcomes are 24/36.
Thank you. You are correct.
P(rolling 4 < sum < 10) should be 24/36 not 25/36. So the correct answer is 66.66%. Anyway it's still a great video!
You are correct! You have an attention to detail.
Awesome Video!
question for you.
3 fair die.
what is the probability of a single number-doubles and tripples still count or more impirtantly are not discounted.
This question was not worded carefully enough to understand. If you are asking what the probability is of three dice all matching, it is (1/6)(1/6) = 1/36 = 2.8% (roughly).
How can I find the probability of rolling three of the same same number with three dice?
Roll a die. The probability that the second die matches will be 1/6. The probability the third die matches the other two is 1/6. So, (1/6)(1/6) = 1/36 = 0.0277... = 2.778% (roughly).
you messed up buddy.its 24 not 25 on 11.14
Esther, you are correct. Thank you for catching it!
single 3=two thirds.
a double three IS two single threes.
as you are not after a cumulative total ANY 3 is acceptable.
dont believe me,check out the rules of tai sai/sic bo
Dude u made a mistake its 24 not 25 so the answer will be 0.66' but nice video
Agreed. Oooopsie!
its 24 over 36 you counted wrong
Yep! This is embarrassing. Thank you for catching it.
Ans of last example is wrong.. answer will be 24/36.......
Yes, you are correct! Sorry about that.