Math, asked by Kushev4815, 1 year ago

You roll a fair die repeatedly. if it shows 1, you must stop. you also decide to stop if it shows a number greater than or equal to 4 . if your score is the square of the number shown by the die on the final roll, your expected score is

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Answered by Arjunsharma365
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So I know that rolling a fair six sided die twice would mean the total possible outcomes would be 36, and rolling the same number twice would be 2/36 or 1/18, but I feel like that's wrong... What am I doing that isn't right
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