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December 8, 2017
Every New Year’s, the Suh family plays a traditional Korean Game called Yut! It not only a family happening, it’s a great math happening. It is one of the best ways to team up with your sibling or cousins and play in teams. There is a great conversation piece about probability of throwing the sticks to move your pieces!
Problem posing: What are all the possible ways my yut might land? How can I find out?
Here is the gameboard and rules!
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