You roll a die twice. Solve for the probability. P (3, then even)

does anyone know what the" (3, then even) " part means?

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Lilliana Fields

3 August, 14:57

You roll a die twice. Solve for the probability. P (3, then even)

does anyone know what the" (3, then even) " part means?

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Cayden Evans · Answer 1

For the first roll, you expect that you would get number 3 of a die.

Next for the second roll, you expect that you would get an even number. Since there are 6 sides of a die, so the even numbers are only 2, 4 and 6.

You roll a die twice. Solve for the probability. P (3, then even)does anyone know what the" (3, then even) " part means?

You roll a die twice. Solve for the probability. P (3, then even)

does anyone know what the" (3, then even) " part means?