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1) As it always should be, we need to find the sample space, i.e. the number of total outcomes. We can see that adding them up there are a total of :
2) In the table, we can look for the number of favorable events:
3) Thus, we can tell that the probability is:
Rounding it off to the nearest tenth as requested we can tell:
