Question

You roll a die 2 times. What is the probability or rolling a 6 and then a 2?

Answer 1

1 out of 6

Explanation:

Each roll of the die is an independent event. This means that the second roll does not rely on the first roll. The probability of rolling a six is one out of six. The probability of rolling a two is also one out of six. Since the two events are independent of each other, you would take the average of the two probabilities, which since they are both one out of six, the probability of rolling a six and then a two is one out of six.