Is the probability equal? [on hold] The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Probability greatest roll of z dice exceeding greatest roll of h dice?What is the best strategy , and with that strategy what is the probability of winning?2 player dice game probabilityProbability of first actor winning a “first to roll seven with two dice” contest?Conditional Probability in DiceWin probability of a dice contest mid-gameProbabilities in a dice game (Ashens' game)Two students play the game: firstly, A assigns integer numbers to the faces…probability gameWinning an asymmetric dice toss over multiple roundsFinding out the probability of the first person to win
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Is the probability equal? [on hold]
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Probability greatest roll of z dice exceeding greatest roll of h dice?What is the best strategy , and with that strategy what is the probability of winning?2 player dice game probabilityProbability of first actor winning a “first to roll seven with two dice” contest?Conditional Probability in DiceWin probability of a dice contest mid-gameProbabilities in a dice game (Ashens' game)Two students play the game: firstly, A assigns integer numbers to the faces…probability gameWinning an asymmetric dice toss over multiple roundsFinding out the probability of the first person to win
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X and Y have two fair dice. In a game at each step, they roll their dice. The game goes on until one of them or both wins. X wins if he rolls a 3 after 4; Y wins if he rolls 6 after 4. Who has more probability of winning?
probability
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X and Y have two fair dice. In a game at each step, they roll their dice. The game goes on until one of them or both wins. X wins if he rolls a 3 after 4; Y wins if he rolls 6 after 4. Who has more probability of winning?
probability
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Welcome to stackexchange. Please [eidt] the question to show tell us what you think and why. Would it matter if the dice were marked with colors rather than numbers?
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What is your probability space?
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X and Y have two fair dice. In a game at each step, they roll their dice. The game goes on until one of them or both wins. X wins if he rolls a 3 after 4; Y wins if he rolls 6 after 4. Who has more probability of winning?
probability
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X and Y have two fair dice. In a game at each step, they roll their dice. The game goes on until one of them or both wins. X wins if he rolls a 3 after 4; Y wins if he rolls 6 after 4. Who has more probability of winning?
probability
probability
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Welcome to stackexchange. Please [eidt] the question to show tell us what you think and why. Would it matter if the dice were marked with colors rather than numbers?
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– Ethan Bolker
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What is your probability space?
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– Isomorphism
Apr 7 at 16:59
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Welcome to stackexchange. Please [eidt] the question to show tell us what you think and why. Would it matter if the dice were marked with colors rather than numbers?
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– Ethan Bolker
Apr 7 at 16:46
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What is your probability space?
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– Isomorphism
Apr 7 at 16:59
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Welcome to stackexchange. Please [eidt] the question to show tell us what you think and why. Would it matter if the dice were marked with colors rather than numbers?
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– Ethan Bolker
Apr 7 at 16:46
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Welcome to stackexchange. Please [eidt] the question to show tell us what you think and why. Would it matter if the dice were marked with colors rather than numbers?
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– Ethan Bolker
Apr 7 at 16:46
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What is your probability space?
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– Isomorphism
Apr 7 at 16:59
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What is your probability space?
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– Isomorphism
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Welcome to stackexchange. Please [eidt] the question to show tell us what you think and why. Would it matter if the dice were marked with colors rather than numbers?
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– Ethan Bolker
Apr 7 at 16:46
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What is your probability space?
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– Isomorphism
Apr 7 at 16:59