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Exercise 9 · Q2
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Two players: Player A and Player B are playing a game by rolling a dice. They decided that the player who will get the higher total will be the winner. In total they rolled the dice three times and the observations were recorded as follows:

PLAYER A251
PLAYER B146

Answer the following questions on the basis of the information given above:

a) Who is winner of the game.

b) Represent the above information as numerical inequality.

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Adding each player's three rolls gives A =8=8 and B =11=11; the higher total wins, so B is the winner and 8<118 < 11.

Winner has the greater total: compare ∑(A’s rolls)\sum \text{(A's rolls)} with ∑(B’s rolls)\sum \text{(B's rolls)} using a numerical inequality.

  1. Player A total: 2+5+1=82 + 5 + 1 = 8.
  2. Player B total: 1+4+6=111 + 4 + 6 = 11.
  3. (a) Winner: since 11>811 > 8, Player B has the higher total and is the winner.
  4. (b) Inequality:

8<11(Total of A<Total of B)8 < 11 \quad\text{(Total of A} < \text{Total of B)}

✓Final answer

  1. Player B is the winner (total 11>811 > 8).
  2. 8<118 < 11, i.e. Player A's total << Player B's total.

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