Raymond B. answered • 10/04/22
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6C5(1/6)^(4)(5/6)
=6(5)/6^5
= 5/6^4
= 5/1296
Hazel M.
asked • 10/04/22Math 150 (Stats)
If you throw a die five times, what is the probability of getting exactly four“2s”?
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