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: Can You Please Help Me With This Probability Question:
If two dice are rolled, what is the probability that their sum will be a number greater that 10? Thanks :D
This question is from textbook Algeba I: An Incremental Development

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The only two possibilities for a sum greater than 10 are 11 and 12. There is one way to make a 12 and two ways to make an 11 out of 36 total possibilities. So the probability of an 11 is: . And the probability of a 12 is . Finally, the probability of either an 11 or a 12 is the sum of these two probabilities:




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