salami_swami
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How about...
Die A has pictures of paper on all six sides.
Die B has pictures of rocks on all six sides.
Die C has pictures of scissors on all six sides.
Reply #1. Nov 01 10, 11:46 AM
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| intergalactic9
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Two problems with that...
1) You are only allowed to use the numbers 1-6
2) The chance is only likely, not certain for A to prevail over B etc
Reply #2. Nov 01 10, 11:49 AM
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| houston1127
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Can you use functions? Or must each side of the dice contain only a single number?
Reply #3. Nov 01 10, 6:12 PM
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WesleyCrusher
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A: 333333
B: 222255
C: 114444
A beats B 2/3
B beats C 5/9
C beats A 2/3
...and I don't even need the 6.
Reply #4. Nov 01 10, 6:42 PM
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| adams627
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I think this works, but I did a rough sketch on the probabilities...
A: 665111
B: 444441
C: 633331
Tricky question, though!
Reply #5. Nov 01 10, 6:50 PM
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| intergalactic9
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2 correct solutions there! Fascinating it is possible to do with 5 numbers!
Reply #7. Nov 02 10, 1:17 AM
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