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A. The faces of a true die showing a 5 and 6 are coloured green, the...

A. The faces of a true die showing a 5 and 6 are coloured green, the others faces are coloured red. The face of another true die are coloured the same way. If the two dice are tossed what is the probability that both show a red face
B. A true die has its 4- spot changed to a 2 spot. When tossed what is the probability of obtaining a 4

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