Dice -- from Wolfram MathWorld

A die (plural "dice") is a solid with markings on each of its faces. The faces are usually all the same shape, making Platonic solids and Archimedean duals the obvious choices. The die can be "rolled" by throwing it in the air and allowing it to come to rest on one of its faces. Dice are used in many games of chance as a way of picking random numbers on which to bet, and are used in board or role-playing games to determine the number of spaces to move, results of a

PDF) Using Wolfram Alpha with Elementary Teacher Candidates: From More Than One Correct Answer to More Than One Correct Solution

The Story of Spikey—Stephen Wolfram Writings

Rolling Multiple Dice - Wolfram Demonstrations Project

433 Three-Dimensional shapes – from Wolfram MathWorld

Photo Gallery

Advantage & Disadvantage - The math behind the dice : r/DnD

The Story of Spikey—Stephen Wolfram Writings

Mathworld - Wolfram.com LegendreDifferentialEquation PDF, PDF, Equations

Wolfram

Wolfram alpha

Icosahedra Stem classroom, Education math, Social science

Dice -- from Wolfram MathWorld

How to Use Wolfram Alpha

Wolfram Alpha - a new kind of Fail • The Register

linear algebra - How to find the steps in finding the reduced row echelon form of a matrix programmatically? - Mathematica Stack Exchange