A fair coin is tossed once. if a head comes up, a fair die is tossed once. if a tail comes up, a fair die is tossed twice. the probability of observing at least one six is

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A fair coin is tossed once. if a head comes up, a fair die is tossed once. if a tail comes up, a fair die is tossed twice. the probability of observing at least one six is

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is 1 in 3 for every one there is a chance a 2 for instance in thrown. thus 1 in 3

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