Trials with an n-sided die (integers)
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Enter an integer in the “Minimum Number” input field. (Negative numbers and zero are allowed.)
In the “Maximum Number” input field,
enter an integer greater than the “Minimum Number.”
(No output is generated for identical numbers.)
In the “Maximum Number” input field,
enter an integer greater than the “Minimum Number.”
(No output is generated for identical numbers.)
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| Result 4() | |
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| Result (12) |
(The default is a standard six-sided die.
In this case, you can interpret it as rolling three dice four times,
or as rolling six dice twice.
Additionally, if you set the number of outcomes to two (such as 0 and 1),
you can interpret it as flipping a single coin 12 times.)
Digit display setting: 6 digits. Fixed digits. Real number calculation mode.
In this case, you can interpret it as rolling three dice four times,
or as rolling six dice twice.
Additionally, if you set the number of outcomes to two (such as 0 and 1),
you can interpret it as flipping a single coin 12 times.)
Digit display setting: 6 digits. Fixed digits. Real number calculation mode.
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Random numbers are used. The results are integers.
Determine the minimum and maximum possible outcomes for the die,
then enter them and press the "Calculate" button to run the simulation.
The results for all 12 rolls will be displayed.