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Morgan rolls a number cube, twice. If the number 1 shows up at least once, Morgan wins. Otherwise, Jaclyn wins. How much greater is the probability that Morgan will win compared to Jaclyn winning? A)1/3
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Morgan rolls a number cube, twice. If the number 1 shows up at least once, Morgan wins. Otherwise, Jaclyn wins. How much greater is the probability that Morgan will win compared to Jaclyn winning?
A)1/3 B)7/18 C)4/9 D)2/3
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I am assuming from the answer choices that you meant Jaclyn's chances of winning.
There are 6 sides of a dice and it's rolled twice.
6×2=12
So while Morgan has a 2/12 chance (simplified that would be 1/6), Jaclyn has a 10/12 chance of winning (simplified that would be 1/3).
Therefore your answer would be A: 1/3
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