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If you have a cat what is it name

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AVprozaik [17]4 years ago

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Mine is Sea queen what is yours

Phantasy [73]4 years ago

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Mines names jasper and snowball but they died a longgg time ago but i just need points so that’s why i’m commenting

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<h3>The value of P(A)</h3>

The event A is given as:

A : Sum greater than 6

In the sample space of a roll of two dice, there are 21 outcomes that are greater than 6, out of a total of 36 outcomes

This means that:

P(A) = 21/36

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<h3>The value of P(B)</h3>

The event B is given as:

B : Sum is divisible by 2

In the sample space of a roll of two dice, there are 18 outcomes that are divisible by 2, out of a total of 36 outcomes

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P(B) = 18/36

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