Help please
There's only two possibilities for number 1 (1,3) and (1,6)
There are 6 ways to roll one on one dice and some number on the second die
So 2 possibilities out of 6 possibilities gives us a probability of ...?
1/3
Good
number one is asking for the probability so would it be 2/1
Why would it be 2/1? That is not a valid probability
Probability must be less than 1
so the probability for number three is ?
because you said there are 2 possibilities
There are 2 possibilities of getting 1 or 3 on the second die There are 6 total possibilities under consideration for getting one on the first die
Okay so just write this as the answer
2 possibilities out of 6 total possibilities gives us a probability of ...?
I think it should be "there are 2 possibilities of getting 1 or 3 and that is (1,3) (1,6)
The question is asking for a number
We have stated that there are two desired outcomes out of six That gives us a probability of...?
1/3
Good so that answers the question
okay so for the second question we would kind of do the same thing right?
Basically I think I saw shadow walk you through this one
It ends up being 3 desired outcomes over 7 total outcomes
There are 3 ways to get 2 heads There are 7 ways to get no tails So 3/7
Gtg
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