You and a friend are rolling a set of 6 dice. The game works such that...
You and a friend are rolling a set of 6 dice. The game works such that if a die shows the values 1, 2, or 3 you will get a point for that die. Each die that shows 4, 5, or 6 your friend will get a point for. Construct a probability model for a single roll of the dice then answer the following.
A)What is the probability you made 2 points?
B)What is the probability that your friend will score 2 points?
C)What is the probability you score 4 or more points in this round?
D) If we play a second round of this game, what is the probability that you will have exactly 6 points at the end of the second round? [In this situation there have been a total of 12 dice rolled]
E) If we play another round [a total of 18 dice rolled] what is the probability you will have 10 or more points?
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