Question

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Answer 1

Any idea for #5?

Answer 2

well there are 10 numbers that are greater than 8

Answer 3

Correct
and how many show 6 on 1 die?

Answer 4

5

Answer 5

It's actually more than 5
Look at the row and column after 6

Answer 6

I only see 5 6's

Answer 7

You're not supposed to count that
You're supposed to look at how many numbers are after when one die has 6 on it
The 6's you see are the ones you get from adding other numbers

Answer 8

21

Answer 9

Count those for me from the table in the same area as the red ones
Those are when one die is on a 6

Answer 10

11

Answer 11

You're going to count the 12 twice because it is a possibility for either die so there's a total of 12 outcomes for having 6 on one die
How many out of those 12 is greater than 8?

Answer 12

8?

Answer 13

Yes and put that over the total amount

Answer 14

so 8/10 right

Answer 15

@Mehek

Answer 16

No the total
Like everything in the table

Answer 17

36

Answer 18

So 8/36 which can be simplified to 2/9

Answer 19

and that would be number 5 right

Answer 20

Yes

Answer 21

okay so onto number 6

Answer 22

I count all the even numbers right

Answer 23

Yes even/total and then you're going to find less than 5/total
and then we will multiply

Answer 24

okay so 18 even numbers

Answer 25

and 6 right

Answer 26

And the total is 36 so
18/36 are even and 6/36 are less than 5

Answer 27

6/36 reduced to 1/6?

Answer 28

and 18/36=1/2

Answer 29

right

Answer 30

Yes and then multiply
1/6 * 1/2 = 1/12

Answer 31

okay so the final answer is 1/12

Answer 32

Yes