Probability and Statistics

Title: "Rules of the Dice Game: Win or Lose with

Each Roll"
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1.
Problem
A simple problem that we
need to solve.

2.
Solution
All the answers to your
problem so don’t worry.

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Problem
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 Problem

A group of friends is planning to play a game of dice. The game involves rolling a standard
six-sided die. Each player takes turns rolling the die, and the number rolled determines the
outcome of the game for that player.

The game's outcome is based on the following rules:

- If a player rolls a 1, they lose the game.
- If a player rolls a 2, 3, 4, or 5, they win one point.
- If a player rolls a 6, they win two points.

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Sample Space

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 Sample Space
The sample space, ( S ), consists of all possible
outcomes or result and that’s the number of points we
will get when rolling a six-sided die:

S(number of Points) = {0,1,2}

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 Sample Space

Sample Space
Frequency Probability P(X)
(Possible Outcomes)

0 1 1/6

1 4 4/6

2 1 1/6

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Solution

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 Roll the dice!

X P(x) X • P(x) X-u (X-u)² X-u ²•P(X)

0 1/6 0 • 1/6 = 0 0 – 1 = -1 (-1)² = 1 1 • 1/6 = 0.17

1 4/6 1 • 4/6 = 4/6 1–1=0 (0)² = 0 0 • 4/6 = 0

2 1/6 2 • 1/6 = 2/6 2–1=1 (1)² = 1 1 • 1/6 = 0.17

Variance = 0.34
=6/6 or 1 Standard Deviation = √0.34
= 0.58

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 The End
Members:
John Mark Queman
Janelle Gonzales
Raighne Keith Silva
Judy Ann Sealmoy