3 years ago

What is the probability of getting a sum of 6, given that one die shows a 5? Question 1 options: 5/36 11/36 2/11 5/11

1 answer:

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There are 11 ways a pair of dice can show a 5. Of those, 2 have a sum of 6.

Your probability is 2/11.

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