Imagine you roll two idintical 12-sided dice (regular dodecahedrons). You roll them at the same time, and make a fraction out of the two numbers that come up. To make the fraction, use the smaller number as the numerator and the larger number as the denominator. Obviously, if the dice show the same number, it doesn't matter which is the numerator (the fraction will be equal to 1). What is the probablility that the resulting fraction is less than 1/2?
2006-11-27
14:54:22
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