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Stephen rolls a fair dice 300 times. How many times would Stephen expect to roll a two?

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Answer:

50 chances to roll a 2

Step-by-step explanation:

Since Stephen is most likely rolling a 6 sided dice, divide 300 by 6 because all sides have an equal change of being rolled.

300/6 = 50

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