Math, asked by simone03dias14, 25 days ago

In an experiment of tossing a pair of dice, what is the probability of getting neither 9 nor 11?

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Answered by amoghgupta2008

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Answer:

100 % or 6/6

Step-by-step explanation:

While tossing a dice, neither 9 nor 11 can come, so the probability of getting neither 9 nor 11 will be 6/6 or 100%.

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