a.
To explain: why the winner is the person who rolls the higher number, which die do you want
Green Die
Given information:
A game is to be played with two 6-sided dice, but not the ordinary kind. The faces of the red die show five 2’s and one 6. The faces of the green die show two 1’s and four 3’s.
Calculation:
Since the red die has 5 number 2 and 1 number 6.
Since the green die has 2 number 1 and 4 number 3.
When we pick the red die, then we will win the roll of a 6 or if we roll of a 2 and the green die results in a 1.
When we pick the green die, then we will win the roll of a 1 or if we roll of a 3 and the red die results in a 2.
Since,
b.
To explain: why the winner is the person who has the highest total after 10 rolls, which die do you want
Red Die
Given information:
A game is to be played with two 6-sided dice, but not the ordinary kind. The faces of the red die show five 2’s and one 6. The faces of the green die show two 1’s and four 3’s.
Calculation:
Since the red die has 5 number 2 and 1 number 6. The mean value a person can get is
Since the green die has 2 number 1 and 4 number 3. The mean value a person can get is
Since, mean value of red die is larger than the mean value of green die.
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