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in that number of digits well here we're
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in that number of digits well here we're
doing the same thing but instead of base
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doing the same thing but instead of base
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doing the same thing but instead of base
two it's base
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six and so the number of possible
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six and so the number of possible
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six and so the number of possible
outcomes of five roles is quite
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High how many of those are five ones
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High how many of those are five ones
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High how many of those are five ones
only one of them
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only one of them
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only one of them
right so in order to get the probability
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right so in order to get the probability
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right so in order to get the probability
of five
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of five
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of five
ones I divide one by 6 to the
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5th does that make sense to
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5th does that make sense to
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5th does that make sense to
everybody so in fact we see it's highly
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everybody so in fact we see it's highly
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everybody so in fact we see it's highly
unlikely probability of five runs is
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unlikely probability of five runs is
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