P ( rolling a 5 or rolling a 4 ) on a die or fair number cube. Find the probability of these mutually exclusive events.

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pentagon [3]2 years ago

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Answer: I believe it the probability of this would be 1/3.

Step-by-step explanation: This is mainly because if the chances of rolling a 5 or a 4 on a die or fair numbered cube, which contains 6 sides, then landing on 5 or 4 would be 2 out of the six chances it would land on those two numbers. Hope this helps!

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P ( rolling a 5 or rolling a 4 ) on a die or fair number cube. Find the probability of these mutually exclusive events.​

P ( rolling a 5 or rolling a 4 ) on a die or fair number cube. Find the probability of these mutually exclusive events.