Math, asked by shaanmehta313, 1 month ago

In a single through of a pair of different dice,what is the probability of getting: a) A prime number on each dice? b) A total of 9 and 11?

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Answered by kislaypandey54

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Answer:

a) 3/6=1/2

b) 3+6=9

5+6=11

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Answered by chandelmohit1105

1

Answer:

(a) 1/2

(b) for 9 5,4 , on second roll to get 11 6,5

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