Consider rolling a green die and a white die. The roll (1, 5) is different from (5,
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a. How many different outcomes are possible for this two-die experiment?
b. How many different outcomes are possible in which there is a 4 on the green die?
Draw a diagram to show the location of these points. What is the probability of this event?
c. How many different outcomes are possible in which there is a 2 or a 3 on the white die? What is the probability of this event?
d. How many different outcomes are possible in which there is an even number on the green die and a 2 on the white die? What is the probability of this event?
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a 36 There are 6 possibilities for the green die and 6 possibilities ...View the full answer
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