"two dice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to two individual dice, such as when playing a game involving two dice. For example, "I rolled two dice and got a 5 and a 6!".
Suppose two dice are thrown.
- problem #4) Roll two dice 36 times.
The current player rolls two dice that total 8.
The shooter casts two dice (traditionally miniature dice).
Hazard is played with two dice by any number of people.
One person threw two dice while the other, unable to see them, waited to hear the outcome.
Imagine you have two dice: the Startup Die has the numbers 0 through 5 on each of its sides.
The first rolls two dice, hiding them beneath a cup so only they know what numbers are rolled.
For example, while two dice can land in 36 different ways, only one of these produces two sixes.
(Answer: 1/6) -What is the probability that, rolling two dice simultaneously, you will roll the same two numbers?
To finish with exactly four sixes we need to be successful (i.e. roll a six in two tries) with two dice and fail with the one other die.
