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Meiling and Jackie are playing a game of chance with a six-sided number cube. The sides of the cube are numbered 1 to 6. Meiling scores a point each time she rolls a number greater than 4. A. Jackie rolls a number that is greater than 2. B. Jackie rolls a number that is less than 2. C. Jackie rolls a number that is greater than 3. D. Jackie rolls a number that is less than 3. E. Jackie rolls a number that is less than 4.

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