This math topic focuses on calculating the probability of specific dice roll outcomes using fraction equations. The problems involve finding the odds of rolling the same number on three dice, expressed as fractions. Examples include computing the chance of rolling all 6's, 1's, 4's, 3's, and 5's. Each question provides multiple-choice answers displayed as LaTeX-rendered fraction equations, ranging from simple single-dice probabilities to more complex expressions involving multiple dice. These exercises help practice basic probability concepts and fraction calculations, key elements in understanding the probability and counting section of introductory multiple events.
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What is the equation for the chance of rolling 2's on all these dice?