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28th December 2015 #1
Maths question
This not a trick question.
Tom rolls a dice three times and the number 2,3 and 5 appear.
If Tom rolls the dice another three times, what is the probability of a 6 appearing?
I reckon it's 1 in 6 but I could be wrong.
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What came up previously cannot have any bearing on what will come up next. Thus I would agree, each time one rolls a dice it is a 1 in 6 chance of a particular number coming up.
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