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Suppose you to a fair six-sided die. Then you roll a fair eight-sided die. Match each probability to its correct value.
the probability that both
numbers are odd numbers and
their product is greater than 10
the probability that the second
number is twice the first number
the probability of getting
numbers whose sum is a
multiple of 4
the probability that the sum
of the two numbers is greater
than 11
the probability that the second
number rolled is less than the
first number
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