An Empirical Approach to Dice Probability – A Best-Case Scenario

We're starting to learn about probability. Surely one of the quintessential settings is rolling two dice and adding. I'll try to walk that back another time and rationalize why I include it, but for now, I want students to be able to explain why seven is more likely than ten. I want them to have…

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