Two ordinary fair dice are rolled and three events are: X: the sum of the two numbers
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Two ordinary fair dice are rolled and three events are:
X: the sum of the two numbers rolled is 6.
Y: the difference between the two numbers rolled is zero.
Z: both of the numbers rolled are even.
a. List the outcomes that are favourable to:
i. X and Y
ii. X and Z
iii. Y and Z.
b. What do your answers to part a tell you about the events X,Y and Z?
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a i Outcomes favourable to X and Y 33 60 ii Outcomes favourable to X and Z 24 4...View the full answer
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