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I want to use Excel to calculate an odd set of probabilities.
Let's say I'm rolling a number of six-sided dice: anywhere from 3 to 12. Given that I know the highest die is, say, 4, how do I calculate the probability of the lowest die being 1, 2, 3, or even 4? Can anyone supply the process I need to achieve this? I've posted this in programming because I plan to write a macro to output the probalities of each of the 36 combinations of high and low dice (1,1 to 6,6). Darren |
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