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1, Camera and deal with it personally (not what is supposed to be done, but I have proof so what can they do)
2, They got caught, that's why
3, No
4, No they didn't follow instructions
5, It's not, they just don't want to admit they're in the wrong/ victim blaming.
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That last one... just feels wrong
Yes, I did find two answers...
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The sides can be above 7 but the total must be 21 and no side may be negative.
The reason I said there is no point is because 8 and 7 give you the same chance of winning so does 9 and so on.
Sides can also be 0
I think with 6 candidates he counts from 6 to 1 in which case 525.
I do think baldwine could have made the questions clearer
I have been wondering about this for some time but I will not post this in the help me area so those there don't think I need help.
The sides of a typical 6 sided die add up to 21. So with a 6 sided die whose sides add up to 21, what is the highest probability you can get to win in a die rolling contest against a normal die. Ex 0,0,3,6,6,6 has a 17/36 chance of winning. You can not put negative numbers, and I see no point of using numbers above 7.
high