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So the answers are included but I would like to see how the answer was worked out because in number 2 I didn't get 1/6.

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So the answers are included but I would like to see how the answer was worked out because in number 2 I didn't get 1/6. 10, 11, and 12 would be the higher then 9 and that's 4/36 (5&5,6&5,6&6, 5&6)Then in question 3 how did they get 2/24.I'm studying for my Midterm so if you can show me the work for these two please. Thanks

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Ans: C Suppose Scott and Jennifer each roll a sum of 9 on their first rolls. What is the probability that Quint will have a greater sum on his first roll? A) 0 B) 1/6 C) 1/12 D) 5/18 E) 1 Ans: B The probability that the sum is 7 when you roll two dice is 1/6; the probability that th sum is 11 is 1/18. Suppose you play a game where you win if the sum is 7 or 11. What is the probability that you win? A) 2/6 B) 2/18 C) 7/6 D) 2/9 E) 2/24 Ans: D

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