1. You decide to roll two (2) fair six-sided dice. a. What is the probability that the results of each of the two die rolls differ by 2? (For example, 4 and 6 dier by 2) b. What is the probability that the results of each of the two die rolls differ by 2, given that one of the die rolls was a 3? c. Are the events "the results of each of the two die rolls differ by 2" and "one of the die rolls was a 3" independent? Show explicitly why or why not.   NEED HELP WITH C

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1. You decide to roll two (2) fair six-sided dice.

a. What is the probability that the results of each of the two die rolls differ by 2? (For example, 4 and 6 dier by 2)

b. What is the probability that the results of each of the two die rolls differ by 2, given that one of the die rolls was a 3?

c. Are the events "the results of each of the two die rolls differ by 2" and "one of the die rolls was a 3" independent? Show explicitly why or why not.

 

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