Oxford Bank Dice Game: Probability Analysis and Experimental Results

This assignment analyzes a dice game played by a banker named James at Oxford Bank with his friends, focusing on the probability of winning. The game involves rolling three dice, with specific combinations determining wins and losses. The assignment outlines the game's rules, including automatic wins and losses based on dice combinations. It calculates the probability of James winning by rolling a specific combination (4+5+6) over 30 rolls, determining it to be 20%. The solution includes a table presenting experimental results of rolling the dice, displaying the number of outcomes, probability, and percentage probability. Furthermore, the assignment compares theoretical and experimental probabilities, highlighting the expected versus actual outcomes. References to relevant academic sources are also provided.