two three comes in (3311),(3312),(3314),(3315),(3316)(3322)(3324)(3325)(3326)(3344)(3345)(3346)(3355)(3356)(3366)
total permutation with 3311 is 4!/(2!2!) =6
total permutation with 3312 is 4!/2 =12
total permutation with 3314 is 4!/2 =12
total permutation with 3315 is 4!/2 =12
total permutation with 3316 is 4!/2 =12
total permutation with (3324)(3325)(3326)3345)(3346)(3356) = 12*6 =72
total permutation with (3322)(3344)(3355)(3366) = 6*4 = 24
so, total favorable cases=6+12+12+12+12+72+24 = 150
total outcomes when four die are rolled = 6^4 = 1296
P(exactly two three) = 150/1296=0.11574
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sum of 23 is made of (5+6+6+6)
total permutation with(5,6,6,6) = 4!/3! = 4
so, P(sum of 23) =4/1296 = 0.0030864
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