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Two fair dice are thrown, one red and one blue. What is the probability that the red die has a score that is strictly greater than the score of the blue die? Why is this probabi…

Two fair dice are thrown, one red and one blue. What is the probability that the red die has a score that is strictly greater than the score of the blue die? Why is this probabi…
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Two fair dice are thrown, one red and one blue. What is the probability that the red die has a score

that is strictly greater than the score of the blue die? Why is this probability less than 0.5? What is
the complement of this event?

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good answer it was good good godd
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User Ericcurtin
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the answer is 6 and it just have to where you divide the answer

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