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If you throw a single die twice, what's the probability of first getting a 3 and then getting another odd number?

If you throw a single die twice, what's the probability of first getting a 3 and then getting another odd number?
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If you throw a single die twice, what's the probability of first getting a 3 and then getting another odd number?

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the answer is one twelve 1/12

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