We toss three coins. What is the probability of the event "3 heads appear"? Answer 1/4 3/8 1/8 1/2 Question 5 We perform the experiment "toss two dice." What is the probability of the event "The sum of the faces equals 6"? Answer 4/36 1/36 1/6 5/36 Question 6 We perform the experiment "toss two dice." What isthe probability of the event "No 3 appears on either face"? Answer 10/36 11/36 1/36 25/36
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1/8 why? because 1/2 for the first head. times 1/2 for the second head. times 1/2 for the third head
so the answer is 1/8?
yes for the first one
ok thank you can u help me answer the other ones please?
also it doesn't matter if you threw three coins at the same time or if you used the same one over and over again
for the next one we want the dice to look like 1 and 5 2 and 4 3 and 3 4 and 2 5 and 1
thats 5 different ways you can throw the dice to add to six right?
but how many TOTAL ways can you throw the dice?
6 times 6 because if you know how to do "combinations" you multiply 6 sides of the first dice by six sides of the second die
5 out of 36 is the answer to the second question
omg thank you so much an i have help on the last one too?
lets walk through this one
i just said that there are 36 ways your dice can be in, you know like 1 1 1 2 1 3
why don't you count how many of those will have threes in them?
take a look at this picture
it shows the many different ways you can throw two dice
now of those many ways, how many of them have a 3 in them
send me a message if you still don't get it
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