Probability and Statistics – Consider a game of chance using 5 dice. (Recall that a die has 6-sides, with numbers ranging from 1 to 6.) In the game, each player takes turns rolling all five dice, ten times. The totals of the numbers shown on the five dice are added together for each of the ten rolls, resulting in each playing having 10 numbers. In this game, the winner isn’t determined by who has the highest single roll, or the highest total numbers rolled, but by the highest range in the numbers rolled. What are the domain and range of the dice rolls for each player in the game?

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Probability and Statistics – Consider a game of chance using 5 dice. (Recall that a die has 6-sides, with numbers ranging from 1 to 6.) In the game, each player takes turns rolling all five dice, ten times. The totals of the numbers shown on the five dice are added together for each of the ten rolls, resulting in each playing having 10 numbers. In this game, the winner isn’t determined by who has the highest single roll, or the highest total numbers rolled, but by the highest range in the numbers rolled.