A single fair die is tossed twice in succession. Determine the probability of getting a three on the first toss and an even number on the second toss.

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Neeraj Sharma asked Nov 15, 2023

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A single fair die is tossed twice in succession. Determine the probability of getting a three on the first toss and an even number on the second toss.

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not sure if this is correct cus it seems like basic probability but..?
probability of 3 on 1st toss is 1/6
probability of even no. is 3/6 1/2
1, 2(e), 3, 4(e), 5, 6(e)

Jedidias answered Nov 21, 2023

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