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. I HAVE LIMITED TIME PLEAS A fair coin and then a die with 6 sides...

. I HAVE LIMITED TIME PLEAS

A fair coin and then a die with 6 sides are tosses find the probabilities of the six events occurring respectively

  1. P(Tails)          
  2. P(3)                               
  3. P(tails and 3)                
  4. P(tails | 3)                  
  5. P(3 | tails)                       
  6. P(4 or a 5)                      
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