Three dice are dropped at random into a frame where they sit snugly in a row (see the figure). We wish to model this experiment using a sample space,(S, P).a. How many outcomes arein S if we think of the dice as being identical?b. How many outcomes are inS if we think of the dice as being distinct (e.g., each of the three dice is a different color).

According to the provided data, there are three dices that are of different colours. These three…

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