QUESTION 6 MWE08Cpart1to3: BASIC PROBABILITY In statistics, the chance (or odds) of an outcome can be defined by: probability = number of successful outcomes total number of outcomes This is known as the frequentest approach and works well for problems involving discrete amounts. Assume you have two six-sided dice - both numbered 1 to 6 - and add the total of the dice after each roll. Leave all answers as a fraction a/b. What is the probability of rolling a 3? For this question answer: DO NOT SIMPLIFY or provide a decimal equivalent. QUESTION 7 MWE08Cpart1to3: BASIC PROBABILITY In statistics, the chance (or odds) of an outcome can be defined by: probability = number of successful outcomes total number of outcomes This is known as the frequentest approach and works well for problems involving discrete amounts. Assume you have two six-sided dice - both numbered 1 to 6 - and add the total of the dice after each roll. Leave all answers as a fraction a/b. What is the probability of rolling a 9? For this question answer: DO NOT SIMPLIFY or provide a decimal equivalent. QUESTION 8 MWE08Cpart1to3: BASIC PROBABILITY In statistics, the chance (or odds) of an outcome can be defined by: probability = number of successful outcomes total number of outcomes This is known as the frequentest approach and works well for problems involving discrete amounts. Assume you have two six-sided dice - both numbered 1 to 6 - and add the total of the dice after each roll. Leave all answers as a fraction a/b. What is the probability of rolling a 8