| You and a friend decide to play a game by rolling a dice. You bet your friend that you have a better chance of rolling a one followed by a three. Your friend argues that he has a better chance of rolling a two followed by a three. The results would be: (i) you have a better chance. (ii) your friend has a better chance. (iii) your chances are equal. |
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