1) Imagine you roll a fair 4 sided dice 4 times. what is the number of...

1) Imagine you roll a fair 4 sided dice 4 times.
what is the number of possible outcomes as a sum of successes?

2) What is the probability you will roll 3 successes, if the result of a 4 is considered a success?

3) what is the probability you will roll 3 or 4 successes, of the results of a 4 is considered a success?

4) what is the probability you will roll 3 or 4 successes. of the result of 3 or 4 is considered a success?

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