The ratio of the frequency of a prime rolled using the first two (ordinary)dice to the frequency of a prime rolled using the unusual die and one ordinary die is

$\frac{15}{13}$

<h3>The Cases and there Probable Results</h3>

There are a total of 36 equally probable ways the dice can fall

In the first case, primes are achieved for the following results:

2 (one way possible),
3 (two ways possible),
5 (4 ways possible),
7 (six ways possible), and
11 (2 ways possible.

So primes are achieved in a total of 15 ways.

In the second case, the prime possibilities are

3 (one way possible),
5 (two ways),
7 (3 ways),
11 (3 ways),
13 (3 ways), and
17 (just one way).

The total is 13 ways.

<h3>How to calculate the ratio of the frequency</h3>

Therefore

How to calculate the ratio of the frequency is Mathematically given as

Frequency ratio is $\frac{15}{13}$

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