Step 1: Count favorable outcomes for sum = 10.
Possible outcomes when rolling 3 fair six-sided dice: total is \(6^3=216\).
For a sum of 10, we can systematically list or use combinatorial reasoning. The distinct triples \((x,y,z)\) (with \(1\le x,y,z\le6\)) summing to 10 are:
\[
(1,3,6),\;(1,4,5),\;(2,2,6),\;(2,3,5),\;(2,4,4),\;(3,3,4),\;\dots
\]
Careful enumeration reveals exactly 27 combinations.
Step 2: Probability.
Hence
\[
P(\text{sum}=10)
= \frac{27}{216}
= \frac{1}{8}.
\]