Sofia A. answered 07/23/22
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We assume that the dice are fair (each number on the dice has the same probability to be on top, and the numbers on one dice are independent of the numbers on the other dice).
Then the probability of a desired outcome equals the ratio of
number of ways to achieve the desired outcome / number of ways to achieve all possible outcomes
The number of ways to achieve the desired outcomes equals the number of ways 6n dice can be divided into 6 equal groups (corresponding to each of the 6 numbers) of n dice in each group.
The number of ways to choose n dice from 6n is
6nCn = (6n)! / (n! x (5n)!)
The number of ways to choose the next group of n dice from the remaining 5n dice is
5nCn = (5n)! / (n! x (4n)!)
Repeating this calculation for the remaining four groups of n dice and multiplying all the results will give
6nCn x 5nCn x 4nCn x 3nCn x 2nCn x nCn =
(6n)! / (n! x (5n)!) x (5n)! / (n! x (4n)!) x (4n)! / (n! x (3n)!) x (3n)! / (n! x (2n)!) x (2n)! / (n! x (n)!) x n! / (n! x 0!) =
= (6n)! / ((n!)6)
This number needs to be divided by the number of all outcomes 66n (six possible outcomes for each of 6n dice). Thus the final probability is
P = (6n)! / ((n!)6 x 66n)