A fiar six sided die is rolled 6 times what is the probabilty of getting a unique number
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6/6*5/6*4/6*3/6*2/6*1/6=720/46656
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Number of times you roll the dice = 6

You need to get a 1 at first chance
- a 2 at second
- a 3 at third
... and what's left at each chance is gonna come at next
So, we're gonna count the number of ways in which we can form a six-digit number with ( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ) without repeating each digit twice, yeah, cause in the end... that's the number of patterns in which our motive can be achieved

Hence, we arrive at the Desired Probability as :

Hence, your answer is :

You need to get a 1 at first chance
- a 2 at second
- a 3 at third
... and what's left at each chance is gonna come at next
So, we're gonna count the number of ways in which we can form a six-digit number with ( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ) without repeating each digit twice, yeah, cause in the end... that's the number of patterns in which our motive can be achieved
Hence, we arrive at the Desired Probability as :
Hence, your answer is :
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