Question

Probability question

Answer 1

You roll a die until you get all the numbers 1-6. What is the probability that your last roll is a 6.
How do I even approach this?

Answer 2

It doesn't matter when you roll the 6 , the probability is always the same .... 1/6

Answer 3

Well, there are 6 members. You have about a one in six chance to roll a one, two, etc. so, you have a 1/6 chance of rolling a six.

Answer 4

No conditions or anything? Like the first 5 had to have been 1-5?

Answer 5

Then one 1/6

Answer 6

1/6 always

Answer 7

I'm overthinking this. You're right guys, this was so simple... argh

Answer 8

Happy to help!

Answer 9

It's because each roll is independent of each other. Everytime you roll, you still have the other five numbers possibly coming up

Answer 10

Zelda...why didn't you help me on my question?