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7) Suppose you roll a fair, 10 - sided die once. The faces on this die are numbered 50, 51, 52, 53, ...59. (All of the f...

7) Suppose you roll a fair, 10 - sided die once. The faces on this die are numbered 50, 51, 52, 53, ...59. (All of the fifties). Find the n( S ), the number of items in the sample space. Do we have ELO? 7) A) 9, YES B) 10, YES C) 10, NO D) 50, NO

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We roll a fair, 10 - sided die once,

The sample space S is {50, 51, 52, 53, ...59. }

n(S)=10

Yes we have equally likely outcome

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