the probability of obtaining an odd prime number on each die, when a pair of die rolled is
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Total no.of number in a die = 6
Odd prime numbers = 2 (3,5)
Total no.of number in 2 dice = 6×2 =12
So , in a pair of dice there is 2×2=4 prime odd numbers
Therefore, the probability of getting an odd prime number = No.of favourable outcome/Total no.of outcome = 4 /12 =1/3
Therefore , the probability of getting an odd prime number = 1/3
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Total no.of number in a die = 6
Odd prime numbers = 2 (3,5)
Total no.of number in 2 dice = 6×2 =12
So , in a pair of dice there is 2×2=4 prime odd numbers
Therefore, the probability of getting an odd prime number = No.of favourable outcome/Total no.of outcome = 4 /12 =1/3
Therefore , the probability of getting an odd prime number = 1/3
HOPE IT HELPS YOU
PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST
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