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Description |
English: w:Probability mass function of sum of two regular dice. Bar graph used to portray discrete density function. Labels on the right correspond to the n/36 results format
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Date |
27 September 2006 |
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Own work using Inkscape and Open Office Draw software. |
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Tim Stellmach |
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Released into the public domain to the fullest extent legally possible.
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