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Suppose you roll an eight-sided die two times hoping to get two numbers whose sum is greater than ten. What is the sample space? How many favorable outcomes are there? I give MEDAL and become a FAN
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sup welcome back
I wonder what an eight-sided die looks like.
sample space is all the possible pairs of throws you could get
While the favourable outcomes are those throws which give a sum greater than 10 :D
so how would u explain tht?
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hey chic
chic? LOL
How many total possibilities are there?
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i jjst need u to explain if u already said the answer
I didn't :D
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First... how many possibilities in total?
eight?
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wait you get 15
8 for the first throw... and the second?
and 15 for second?
8 as well... it's the same die, isn't it?
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