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A dice is thrown twice. Find the probability of getting a bigger value on the first throw

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Chakshu290703: U mean the biggest?
Chakshu290703: Oh twice, got it

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Answered by Panzer786
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Dice throw two times it means possible outcomes = 36×2 = 72

FAVOURABLE OUTCOMES = 3

P(E) getting a bigger Number = Favourable outcomes/Possible outcomes = 3/72 = 1/24

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Arivu: a big number in the first dice means that its value is greater than the 2nd dice
rahulgupta100008: ya
Arivu: no
Arivu: when we get 2 in the first dice and 1 in the second dice then the value of first dice is greater than the 2nd one
Answered by Arivu
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rahulgupta100008: its 15
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