Outcomes that meet your requirement are
(1, 6), (2, 6), (6, 1), (6, 2)
for a total of 4 favorable outcomes.
There are 11 outcomes in which one die shows a 6, so your probability is ...
B. 4/11
I don’t feel like solving it right now but in order to find a mean you have to add up all numbers and divide by the amount of people/objects.
If you want to solve this problem you would need to multiply 13 by 5 and then add 12, 16, 14, and 8 together and subtract it from your product of 13 and 5.
After that just check your answer by seeing if the mean of all the numbers is the same.
Matthew bought his cat, Filmore, at Mr. Macintosh’s pet store in Lincoln, Nebraska. (could do “!” at the end too)
