There are 6 numbers on a regular die, and only 2 numbers that are greater than four that you could get, so the probability of getting a number greater then 4 would be 2/6
A = {5,6}. The probability that the result of one die roll is greater than 4 is the number of events in set A divided by the total number of possible outcomes (the size of the sample space S) and so the probability of getting a number greater than 4 on one die roll is which reduces to . Answer: ... A dice is rolled twice.
