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hereSIR

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Only one 6 means (1st die is a 6, 2nd is not a 6) or (1st die not a 6, 2nd die is a 6).
Which gives
P(one 6) = 1/6*5/6 + 5/6*1/6 = 5/18
This would be the same if you drew a tree diagram!
 
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mushi

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Originally posted by KAty
hey mushi and hollie i got the same as you -$0.28
i hope its right every0one is saying something different do u think we did it right
i was pretty confident with this question and it was work 3 marks !
yups, pretty confident..:)

since our proablitlys add to 1.. 10/36, 1/36, 25/36 = 1

the other ppl dont ..
 

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