HI Leland. ok sorry, I understand your point. You want to measure the combined values and I was refering to a single dice. No problem :) Either way I hope you guys all win!


>I Jos,
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>I should have said when playing craps. This involves rolling two dice and provide 36 probabilites (e.g. 6^2). There are more combinations that make seven than any other number as follows:
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>    dice 1    dice 2
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>      1          6
>      2          5
>      3          4
>      4          3
>      5          2
>      6          1
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>There are six combination you can roll to make sever. Contrast this with snake eyes or box cars. They can only be made in one combination as follows:
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>    dice 1    dice 2
>    ------    ------
>      1         1      snake eyes
>      6         6      box cars
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>If you rolled an honest pair of dice 1000 times, and recorded the number of time each number was hit, you could then graph the result with the numbers 1 through 12 going across the botton horizonally, and the occurrences going up the graph vertically. When the results are plotted, you should find that you have a perfect bell curse. Of course shake eyes and box cars would be at the two extremes of the graph with the lowest number of occurrences
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>Regards,
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>LelandJ