When a die is rolled, the face with six spots appears with chance 1/6, independently of all other rolls. Rank the three events below in increasing order of probability. For example, if you choose “A B C”, you are saying that A has the smallest chance, B has more chance than A but less chance than C, and C has the biggest chance. [If you think that some of the events have the same chance, please think again.] A: The face with six spots shows up on fewer than 16.7% of the rolls when a die is rolled 60,000 times. B: The face with six spots shows up on more than 16.7% of the rolls when a die is

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When a die is rolled, the face with six spots appears with chance 1/6, independently of all other rolls.  Rank the three events below in increasing order of probability. For example, if you choose “A B C”, you are saying that A has the smallest chance, B has more chance than A but less chance than C, and C has the biggest chance. [If you think that some of the events have the same chance, please think again.]  A: The face with six spots shows up on fewer than 16.7% of the rolls when a die is rolled 60,000 times.  B: The face with six spots shows up on more than 16.7% of the rolls when a die is