Roll 10 dice. Find probability sum of dice is 42.
(dice are 6-sided. Min roll = 10. Max roll =
120.)
(number of possible rolls = 6^10 = 60466176) = s^n
number of favorable rolls = number of ways dice add to 42
[(number of favorable rolls)/(number of possible rolls)] = [Probability sum is 42]
You must find number of favorable rolls.
Given number of dice(n), sides(s), and sum of roll (r) as
n = 10, s = 6, and r = 42.
What is the formula for for number of favorable rolls.
Roll 10 dice. Find probability sum of dice is 42. (dice are 6-sided. Min roll =...
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