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Consider the experiment of throwing a dice and a coin and calculate: a Determine the probability...

Consider the experiment of throwing a dice and a coin and calculate:

a Determine the probability that an even number and sun fall on the throw.

b Find the probability that a number greater than 3 falls on the throw and

either side.

c Determine the probability that a number less than or equal to the throw falls

than 5 and sun.

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