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Roll a die and then flip a coin.
List all of the possible outcomes using the numbers 1-6 for the die roll and T (tail) or H (head) for the coin flip.
How many possible outcomes are there?
Is one event more likely to occur than another?
Would the graph of this be a bell curve like the other example? Why or why not?
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