Question

Two dice are thrown simultaneously find the probability of getting 5 on first die​

Answer 1

It is 1/3 or a 33.3% chance to get at least one 5 if two, unbiased 6 sided dice are thrown. Each die has one 5, so there is a 1/6 chance to get a 5 on one die. Since there are two dice, the chance is doubled (2/6 or 1/3). The outcome of one die does not affect the other die (mutually independent).

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