Question

If you have two 6-sided dice, each with the numbers 1-6 on a side, what is the theoretical probability of rolling 3 and 3 when both die are rolled together?

Answer 1

1/36

Explanation:

Answer 2

The probability is 1/36

Explanation:

Since we have two dies rolled together, the sample space is 36

What we mean by the sample space is the number of total possible results

So the total number of results that we can get is 36

Out of all our result, 3,3 can only appear once

so the probability of getting 3,3 on both dice is 1/36