NSULA Mathematics

Often times, several mathematicians will be working on the same problem or concept at the same time. This is one example of this phenomenon that I had not heard about before. Burgi's reluctance to publicize his discovery kept his name from becoming commonly known in mathematics.

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Digits - A daily math puzzle Combine numbers to reach the target. New puzzles are available each day.

Starting from a simple question - if you roll two dice of the same size and take the larger number, how does this change the expected value (D&D 5e players will recognize this as the Advantage mechanism) - a simple result is derived and then generalized.

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