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A fair coin is tossed. If a head occurs 1 die is rolled, if a tail...

A fair coin is tossed. If a head occurs 1 die is rolled, if a tail occurs 2 dice are rolled. Let X be the total on the die or dice. E[X] is 5.25. What is the probablity of the loss?


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