A game between two players A and B consists of 10 rounds. In each round, two fair dice are rolled together. Let X denote the sum of two dice. If X>5, A wins. The player who wins the maximum number of rounds, wins the game. What is the probability that B wins the game?

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The probability that player B wins the game using binomial probability concept is 0.0329

For a throw of 2 - Fair dice :

Total required outcome = Sample space = 6² = 36

X = sum of the 2 rolled dice

For  player A :

To win ;  X>5

Required outcome = 26 (Number of sum greater than 5).

For player B :

To win ;  X≤5

Required outcome = 10 (Number of sum less than or equal to 5).

The probability of player B winning any game :

  • Recall : Probability = required outcome / Total possible outcomes
  • P(B winning a round ) = 10 / 36

For player B to win the game, he must win atleast 6 rounds   :

Using binomial probability :

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where :

p = probability of winning

q = probability of not winning = 1 - p

x = number of winning or success

n = number of trials

Using a binomial probability calculator :

  • P(x ≥ 6) = p(x=6) + p(x=7) + p(x=8) + p(x=9) + p(x=10)
  • P(x ≥ 6) = 0.0263 + 0.0057 + 0.00083 + 0.00000711 + 0.000000273
  • P(x ≥ 6) = 0.0329

Therefore, the probability of player B winning is 0.0329

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