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125/1 ?
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Yea, throwing three sixes is 1/216. Or 215 to 1, I guess.
Throwing two sixes is 15/216. Throwing two or three sixes is 16/216. |
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It's quite simple, from the binomial theorem it's 3C2*p^2*q.
So in this case it's 3*1/6*1/6*5/6 So that's 15/216 = 5/72. |
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sorry from the title, thought this was a grand national thread, carry on.
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that would have been "3 die, what are the odds MONEY TREE has them in a tricast?"
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