Two ordinary fair dice are rolled. A score of 3 points is awarded if exactly one die
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Two ordinary fair dice are rolled. A score of 3 points is awarded if exactly one die shows an odd number and there is also a difference of 1 between the two numbers obtained. A player who rolls two even numbers is awarded a score of 2 points, otherwise a player scores 1 point.
a. Draw up the probability distribution table for S, the number of points awarded.
b. Find the probability that a player scores 3 points, given that the sum of the numbers on their two dice is greater than 9.
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Cambridge International AS & A Level Mathematics Probability & Statistics 1 Coursebook
ISBN: 9781108407304
1st Edition
Authors: Dean Chalmers, Julian Gilbey
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