Answer: 25/36
Explanation:
A die has six faces, therefore its sample space S is 6
Since we are rolling a die twice(at different times), the probability of one turning up the first time is 1/6(i.e expected outcome/total outcome)
Similarly, if we throw the die the second time, the probability of one turning up the second time is also 1/6
The probability of having number greater than 1 land at each time will be (1- 1/6) which is 5/6.
Therefore the probability of having number greater than 1 land at "both times" will be 5/6×5/6 = 25/36