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wildwood | 05:05 Mon 27th Oct 2014 | Science

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Not sure where to put this so hope this is ok here.

According to Pascal, the chance of throwing a double six with two dice is 1:36.

To my layman's thinking there are 11 possible results throwing two dice.. so why is throwing a 12 not one in eleven?

I've probably missed something that is obvious to others.

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Good graphic Chris, however, you might let your friends in mathigon know there are duplicate pairings of dice in the 5's and 11's columns.

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