Consider a probability experiment that two dice are rolled together: a) Find the sample space, using tree diagram. b) Find the probability of event A and event A is such that face numbers in both dice are even. c) Find the probability of event B and event B is such that face numbers in both dice are greater than 2. d) Find the probability that face numbers in both dice are even and also greater than 2. e) Find the probability that face numbers in both dice are either even or greater than 2 or both.

Consider a probability experiment that two dice are rolled together: a) Find the sample space, using tree diagram. b) Find the probability of event A and event A is such that face numbers in both dice are even. c) Find the probability of event B and event B is such that face numbers in both dice are greater than 2. d) Find the probability that face numbers in both dice are even and also greater than 2. e) Find the probability that face numbers in both dice are either even or greater than 2 or both.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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