a)total number of outcomes =64 =1296
P(Y=1) =P(all rolls are same)=6/1296 =1/216 (as there are 6 ways all rolls are same)
P(Y=2)=P(select 2 number out of 6 and these two will come at least once in 4 rolls)
=(6C2)*(4C1+4C2+4C3)/1296 =15*(4+6+4)/1296=210/1296=35/216
P(Y=3)=P(select 1 number from 6 and then choose 2 places for it out of 4 and then select 2 number from remaing 5 and put them in remaing two places)=6C1*4C2*5C2*2*1/1296 =720/1296=120/216
P(Y=4)=6*5*4*3/1296=360/1296=60/216
b)
P(Z=1)=P(all number shows 1)=1/1296
P(Z=2)=P(Z<=2)-P(Z=1)=(24/1296)-(1/1296)=15/1296
P(Z=3)=P(Z<=3)-P(Z=2)-P(Z=1)=(34-24-14)/1296=65/1296
P(Z=4)=(44-34-24-14)/1296=175/1296
P(Z=5)=(54-44-34-24-14)/1296=369/1296
P(Z=6)=(64-54-44-34-24-14)/1296=671/1296
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