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Chapter 2: Q. 2.41 (page 51)

If a die is rolled 4times, what is the probability that 6

comes up at least once?

Short Answer

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the probability that 6comes up at least once is0.52.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information.

a die is rolled 4times.

02

Explanation.

P(6atleastonce)=1-P(6nevershowsup)

=1-(5/6)4

=1-625/1296

=0.52

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