Nice to have a separate group for Probability.
Let me inaugurate by asking a Probability Question.
You have 2 dice, one has 1 - 6 written on its 6 face and the other has all faces blank for you to fill with integers.
How will you fill the 6 faces of another dice, so as to get the sum , when both the dice are rolled together, as equi-probable from 1 to 12 .
Note : its has 2 different answers.

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Nice to have a separate group for Probability.
Let me inaugurate by asking a Probability Question.
You have 2 dice, one has 1 - 6 written on its 6 face and the other has all faces blank for you to fill with integers.
How will you fill the 6 faces of another dice, so as to get the sum , when both the dice are rolled together, as equi-probable from 1 to 12 .
Note : its has 2 different answers.

terenzreignz · Answer

But a sum that is not from 1 to 12 is not allowed?

terenzreignz · Answer

How about the other dice has three faces marked 0 and three faces marked 6 ?

anonymous · Answer

Yeah.... other dice has three faces marked 0 and three faces marked 6.

hartnn · Answer

that is correct 1 solution!
what about other ?

anonymous · Answer

All faces greater than or equal to 13

hartnn · Answer

that is also correct!
was it so easy :P

terenzreignz · Answer

Since it's integers anyway, how about all faces less than or equal to -6