Question

In the game 'rock, paper, scissors', both players make a fist with one hand. On the count of three, the players make either a rock (by keeping their hand in a fist), a sheet of paper (by holding their hand out flat), or a pair of scissors (by sticking out their first two fingers).
If both players make the same thing, it's a tie. If a rock and scissors are played, the rock wins. If scissors and paper are played, the scissors win. If paper and a rock are played, the paper wins.
a) Play at least 20 games of 'rock, paper, scissors' with a friend. Record the results as you go - write down who won, and what with.
b) After you've finished playing, organise your results into a table and use this to estimate some probabilities. Who was most likely to win? Were either of you more likely to play a certain object each time? Could you use this information to help you win more games next time?

Answer 1

If this is for a school assignment, not sure how someone else would record themselves playing rock paper scissors.