So I am addicted to this game called Proffeser Layton and the Curious Village. It's a game where you solve lots of riddles and puzzles, and I need help with this puzzle. I'm sure its simple, I'm just an over thinker.
When you roll a die, the chances of rolling a three are one in six. The chances of rolling a three twice in a row are one in 36, and the chances of rolling a three, three times in a row are a jaw-dropping one in 216.
Let's assume you roll a die three times and get a three each time. Your chances of rolling a three on your next roll are ONE IN HOW MANY?
It is in caps because it is red on the game.
So please help!
1 in 6 is the answer, only one of you got it right, and one of you got it semi-right! Thanks everybody!
When you roll a die, the chances of rolling a three are one in six. The chances of rolling a three twice in a row are one in 36, and the chances of rolling a three, three times in a row are a jaw-dropping one in 216.
Let's assume you roll a die three times and get a three each time. Your chances of rolling a three on your next roll are ONE IN HOW MANY?
It is in caps because it is red on the game.
So please help!
1 in 6 is the answer, only one of you got it right, and one of you got it semi-right! Thanks everybody!
