Jonathan is using a six-sided die to conduct an experiment. What would be the probability that the die would land on the number four, three times in a row?

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15 December, 11:00

Jonathan is using a six-sided die to conduct an experiment. What would be the probability that the die would land on the number four, three times in a row?

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Isabell Johnston · Answer 1

1/216 is the probability.

the probability that the die would land on the number four in any given role is 1/6, as there are 6 sides to a die.

Since we're figuring out three die rolls, we have to find (1/6) ³, which is 1/216.