Question 1 of 2 > This quiz: 2 point(s) possible This question: 1 point(s) possible Submit quiz The probability of rolling two dice and getting a double-1 (making a sum of 2, or "snake eyes") is 1 in 36. Suppose you rolled two dice twice. Which statement is not true? Choose the correct answer below. OA. The probability of getting a double-1 is 1/36 for each individual roll. There are thirty-six different outcomes, and getting a double-1 is one of the outcomes. B. The probability of getting a double-1 on at least one of the two rolls is 71/1296. This can be shown by the at least once rule for independent events. C. The probability of getting a double-1 both times is 1/36x1/36. There is a one in six chance of rolling a one on either die, and the pair of dice is going to be rolled twice. OD. The probability of getting a double-1 both times is 1/36x1/36. The probability of getting a double-1 is 1/36 both times the dice are rolled. OE. The probability of getting a double-1 is 1/36 for each individual roll. There is a one in six chance of rolling a one on either die. OF. The probability of getting a double-1 on at least one of the two rolls is 2/36. This was the probability that the Chevalier used, and he won a lot of bets.