Total cases for sum of these number is 12
A) P(sum of number is 7) = 1/6= 0.167
B) P( Sum of number is 3 Or less) = 1/6= 0.167
C) P(first number is 2 Or sum is 4) =
= 0.25+0.167=0.417
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