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A student had rolled 114 dice and removed all those landed on the number six. the student rolled the remaining dice again and removed those that landed on a six. when the student had rolled the dice 20 times there were 9 dice left. Calculate the most likely number of times that the student had rolled the dice before the number of dice had halved.​

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