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assume that two fair dice are rolled. first compute p(f) and then p(f|e). explain why one would expect the probability of f to change as it did when the condition that e had occurred was added. e: a one shows on at least one of the dice f: the total is less than seven. p(f)=five twelfths. compute p(f|e).
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