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You calculate the number of spots on a pair of two dice that you roll, sides facing up (the total can be called "x"). this is also assuming the dice are not loaded (fa…

You calculate the number of spots on a pair of two dice that you roll, sides facing up (the total can be called "x"). this is also assuming the dice are not loaded (fa…
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You calculate the number of spots on a pair of two dice that you roll, sides facing up (the total can be called "x"). this is also assuming the dice are not loaded (fair). the probability that x is at least 7 is

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it'l be pretty hard to get the same number in a row
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