Math, asked by Yamuna989, 1 month ago

A pair of dice is thrown once. Find the probability of getting
(1)
same number on both dice
(ii) a total of 9
(ii) an even prime number as sum

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Answered by radhikaomar61

1

Answer:

the probability of getting

(1)

same number on both dice=6/36

1/6.

(ii) a total of 9=4/36

1/9.

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