Mathematics, 23.03.2021 18:30 jaylynC

Marcy sees a game, Rolling-in-gold, in which a constant rolls in a cube with five red sides one gold side. A player wins the game by rolling a gold. Is rolling-in-gold a fair game? If not, how could the game be made fair? Explain

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