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3 years ago

Determine the event space for rolling a sum of 6 with two dice. how many elements are in the event space?

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The EVENT space is a subset of the SAMPLE space. In our case:

EVENT SPACE =[(1+5), (2+3), (3+3), (4+2), (5+1)]. In short all favorable outcomes. (against all POSSIBLE outcomes in the SAMPLE space)

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