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suppose that 12 fair dice are to be rolled. what is the probability that each of the 6 different numbers will appear twice?
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suppose that 12 fair dice are to be rolled. what is the probability that each of the 6 different numbers will appear twice?

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50%
Explanation: 6÷12 will give you 0.5 then move the decimal place two to the right and it’ll give you 50%
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