Probability:

Question 4. Some 6-fsoed dice have the numbers 1 and 4 enlared red, and the numbers 2, 3, 5, 6 oelomd black. (3.) If we throw one such die, and it is a. fair die, what is the probability that we will get a red? (b) If we throw two such dice, and they are both fair dice, what are the probabilities that we will get: I (i) no red, 0 (ii) 1 red, 0 (iii) 2 reds? (e) Let X be the number of reds. Summarize the results in Part (b) as a probability distribution of X