In the experiment of throwing a die twice,

(i) write down all 36 possible outcomes that may appear;

(ii) assuming that these outcomes are equiprobable, calculate the probability that

(a) at least one outcome is a 4,

(b) the first outcome is a 4,

(c) the sum of the two outcomes is 6.

Compare your results above with those found empirically in Table 1.1, using the frequentist definition of probability.