Here’s the prime numbers on one dice: 2 3 5, so 3/6. If you have two die then your answer is 6/12. You have a 50 percent chance of not rolling prime numbers on both.
Yes but to understand the answer, we need to dig into the mechanics of correlation. Correlation is a mathematical relationship between the change in two variables. For causation to occur without correlation, we must therefore lack that mathematical relationship.