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6.04 Review: Probability concepts

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A six-sided die is rolled in a trial. What are the chances that the outcome is $2$2 or more?

A six-sided die with three sides shown. The numbers on these sides are 1, 3, and 5.
A three-dimensional illustration of a standard six-sided die. The die is primarily blue with white dots indicating the numbers on each visible face. Three faces are visible in the illustration showing 1 dot, 3 dots and five dots

Impossible

A

Unlikely

B

Even chance

C

Likely

D

Certain

E
Easy
< 1min

A twelve-sided die is rolled in a trial. What are the chances that the outcome is $8$8 or more?

Easy
< 1min

These three cards are shuffled. As a trial you draw one at random.

Easy
< 1min

Vincent rolls a twelve-sided die and writes down whether he rolls $6$6 or more. If he does, he writes "yes", otherwise he writes "no".

Easy
< 1min
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