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Question 3 NAT 2023 Medium NAT +4.00 marks

A dice throw can result in the numbers 2, 3, 5 or 6. Every 4th throw will result in 3. What is the minimum number of times the dice has to be thrown for the pawn to move from zero to reach exactly at 100? (Snakes-and-ladders style board with ladders shown.) [Figure: see page 6 of source PDF]

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