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Suppose you roll a single fair die 10 times (all rolls are mutually independent). What is...

Suppose you roll a single fair die 10 times (all rolls are mutually independent). What is the probability that you roll a 5 in exactly 3 of the 10 rolls?

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When a die is rolled the sample space is given by

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