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seraphim [82]
1 year ago
7

three dice, one red, one blue, and one green, are thrown. what is the probability that the numbers on the three dice are differe

nt?
Mathematics
1 answer:
mixer [17]1 year ago
6 0

The odds that the three dice's numbers will be different are 5/9 (probability) when three dice, one each of red, blue, and green, are thrown.

The odds of the green die's number being different from the red die's number are 5/6.

The likelihood that the probability blue die will have a different number from both the red and green dice is 4/6=2/3 in the circumstances where the red and green dice have different numbers.

Consequently,

5/6*2/3

=10/18

=5/9 represents the likelihood that all three numbers are different.

Learn more about probability here

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