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Maslowich2 years ago

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The probability will include:

P(A and 1) = 1/24

P(C and 2) = 1/12.

P(B and 3) = 1/12.

P(A and 4) = 1/12

<h3>How to calculate the probability?</h3>

The probability of P(A and 1) will be:

= 1/4 × 1/6

= 1/24

The probability of P(C and 2) will be:

= 1/4 × 2/6

= 1/12

The probability of P(B and 3) will be:

= 2/4 × 1/6

= 1/12

The probability of P(A and 4) will be:

= 1/4 × 2/6

= 1/12

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