Q: Chance of getting $3$ same faces and $3$ different faces when $6$ dice are thrown What is the probability of showing $3$ faces same and $3$ faces different when $6$ dice are thrown simultaneously?
Here's my approach:
$6$ dice thrown. Total number of outcomes that first $3$ dice show the same number is $6$, actually $\{(1,1,1),(2,2,2),(3,3,3),(4,4,4),(5,5,5),(6,6,6)\}$. 
Total number of outcomes that next $3$ dice show all different numbers ( other than the one appeared in first $3$ dice ) are $5C3$ . 
Total number of outcomes $= 6^6$. So according to me it should be $6\times 5C3 / 6^6$ . 
Please guide me through the correct answer.

A: Guide


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*Work in probability space $\{1,2,3,4,5,6\}^6$ (so the dice are ordered/numbered) have $6^6$ equiprobable outcomes.

*Choose one face out of $6$ to be the one that is shown $3$ times.

*Choose $3$ spots/numbers out of $6$ for the chosen face.

*Now $3$ spots are left to be filled up with other faces that are moreover distinct. For the first of these $3$ spots there are $5$ choices (of face), for the second $4$ and for the third $3$.



 $$6^{-6}\cdot6\cdot\binom63\cdot5\cdot4\cdot3$$

