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Probability
-Suppose we use an honest (symmetrical) pair of dice, and toss them randomly.
a. What is the probability of getting a deuce ("snake eyes") on a given toss?
b. A seven?
c. An eleven?
d. A twelve?
e. Suppose you toss a six. Is it more or less probable that you will get a seven before tossing another six? Why?
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