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You are bored on day, so you start rolling a die. You roll it 10 times and you get a 6 eight of the times. You think this is strange, so you keep rolling. You roll 100 more times and only get eight more 6s, leaving a total of 16. What is the rule that accounts for this scenario?

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do you that is responsible for that another is probability

The rule that accounts for this scenario is Probability. It is the ratio of the times an event is likely to occur divided by the total possible events.

Probability

The Given problem says that If rolling 10 times give 8 desired result. Than the probability becomes 8:10.

And if I roll it 100 times, and only get 8 desired result out of 100, than the probability for it is 8:100.

Now the total probability = Total number of events ÷ total possible events

⇒ 16 ÷ 110

⇒8:55 is the answer.

Therefore going by the result, we can say that it is a scenario of probability.

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