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Dice Bingo (Posted on 2003-07-22) Difficulty: 2 of 5
You are playing a game where the caller rolls two dice and tells you the numbers, and you have to make the numbers on your card by adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing the two numbers on the dice. You can make more than one number with each pair of dice; eg if the caller rolls a 6 and a 5 you could make 1, 11 & 30 in the same go.

What would be the best six positive integers to have on your card to have the best chance of winning?

See The Solution Submitted by Lewis    
Rating: 4.5000 (6 votes)

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Solution | Comment 3 of 7 |
Well, using the numbers 0,1,2,3,4, and 5 would guarantee a win in this game because the smallest difference between two 6-sided dice is zero (same number on each die) and the largest is 5 (rolling a 1 and a 6), Therefore, no matter what is rolled on the two dice, these numbers will always hold a winner.
  Posted by Dan on 2003-07-23 11:00:57
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