John is making a card game. In solitaire mode, John always completes the game in 15 turns.
Question:
John is making a card game. In solitaire mode, John always completes the game in 15 turns. On average, John scores 60 points.
John decides to make a virtual opponent called ROBI. On one card, he writes 11 possible results. After each of his turns, he rolls 2 six-sided dice for ROBI. The total number of the 2 dice indicates 1 of the 11 possible results that ROBI gets per turn (2-12).
John finishes the game in 15 turns.
Therefore ROBI also finishes the game in 15 turns.
What 11 values on the ROBI card allow John to win 25% of the time?
What 11 values on the ROBI card allow John to win 35% of the time?
What 11 values on the ROBI card allow John to win 50% of the time?
What 11 values on the ROBI card allow John to win 60% of the time?
Here is an example test set of 11 values:
DICE ROLL ------------------------- RESULT
2 --------------------------------------- 2
3 --------------------------------------- 3
4 --------------------------------------- 4
5 --------------------------------------- 5
6 --------------------------------------- 4
7 --------------------------------------- 4
8 --------------------------------------- 5
9 --------------------------------------- 5
10 -------------------------------------- 6
11 -------------------------------------- 5
12 -------------------------------------- 3
Note: I’ll be testing your 4 sets of 11 values with playtesting in an actual card game.
Finite Mathematics and Its Applications
ISBN: 978-0134768632
12th edition
Authors: Larry J. Goldstein, David I. Schneider, Martha J. Siegel, Steven Hair