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We illustrate what happens with multiplebin sampling with an experiment that use a dice (instead of a marble} to bind the six faces together. Please note that the dice is not meant to be thrown for random experiments. The probability below only refers to drawing the dices from the bag. Try to View each number as a h.ypatheists.f and each dice as an example in our multiplebin scenario. You can see that no single number is always greenthat is} Enut of each hypothesis is always nonzero. In the following problem, we are essentially asking you to calculate the probability of the minimum Emilia] = 1:1. Consider four kinds of dice in a bagJ with the same {super large) quantity for each lcind. - A: all even numbers are colored green, all odd numbers are colored orange - B: [112,5] are colored green: others are colored orange o G: the number E is colored green: all other numbers are colored orange :- D: all primes are colored green, others are colored orange If we draw 5 dices independently from the bag, what is the probability that we get some arrows? that is purely green? lChoose the correct answer; explain your answer. [a] E 454 [b] m [c] E [d] E [El 1024