Question 1098440
<br>There are 6*6 = 36 possible outcomes.<br>
The first die can be a 5 and the second can be any number: 6 ways.
The second die can be a 5 and the first can be any number: 6 ways, for a total of 12.
But now you have counted the outcome that both dice show a 5 twice, so subtract one from the total, to get 11.
And to get a sum of 3 there are 2 possibilities, bringing the total to 13.<br>
So the probability is 13/36.