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Two unbiased dice,one red and one green,are thrown and the separate scores are observed.Represent the results as (r,g), where are and g are the scores on the red and green dice respectively.
Give a reason why there are 36 of these simple events. Hence find the probability that: The score on the red die is 3 more than the score on the green die. |
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