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In a probability experiment, Craig rolled a six-sided die 58 times. The die landed on a number greater than three 32 times. What is the ratio of rolls greater than three to rolls less than or equal to
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In a probability experiment, Craig rolled a six-sided die 58 times. The die landed on a number greater than three 32 times. What is the ratio of rolls greater than three to rolls less than or equal to three?

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First I subtracted 58-32=26.
Once I got 32 and 26 I simplified them down to get 16:13. I hope this helped.

Answer: 16:13

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