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If X is a random variable with
the
Find the first four central moments and hence comment about its skewness and
3./(a) Four dices are thrown at a time. Find the probability of appearance of
(i) 'six' in all dice.
(ii) 'six' in no dice.
Gui) six' at least in one dice.
(iv) 'six' in two dice.

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Answered by varsha6033
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Step-by-step explanation:

That's a total of 26 outcomes (two-dice rolls) that sum 6 or greater. The entire sample space, or the total number of possible roll outcomes, is 36. Therefore, the probability of rolling 6 or greater with two dice is the number of favorable outcomes (26) divided by the total number of outcomes (36): 26/36, or 13/18.

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