Chapter 2: Q. 2.16 (page 49)
Poker dice is played by simultaneously rolling dice. Show that
(a) P{no two alike}
(b) P{one pair}
(c) P{two pair}
(d) P{three alike}
(e) P{full house}
(f) P{four alike}
(g) P{five alike}
Short Answer
Hence proved.
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Chapter 2: Q. 2.16 (page 49)
Poker dice is played by simultaneously rolling dice. Show that
(a) P{no two alike}
(b) P{one pair}
(c) P{two pair}
(d) P{three alike}
(e) P{full house}
(f) P{four alike}
(g) P{five alike}
Hence proved.
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