Q13. Two dice (apparently balanced and fair) are tossed 3 times. Each time it is “2 sixes (6 and 6;
Question: Q13. Two dice (apparently balanced and fair) are tossed 3 times. Each time it is “2 sixes (6 and 6; total 12);”
(a) Are these dice really balanced and fair?
(b) If the dice are assumed fair, what is the probability that it becomes “2 sixes” when it is tossed the 3th time?
(c) What is the probability of getting “2 sixes” 3 times in the row? [8 points]
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