8. We throw 5 fair six-sided dice. Give the following probabilities: (a) To obtain 5 different numbers. (b) To obtain at least a multiple of 3. (c) To obtain at least two identical sides.
8. We throw 5 fair six-sided dice. Give the following probabilities: (a) To obtain 5 different numbers. (b) To obtain at least a multiple of 3. (c) To obtain at least two identical sides.
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8. We throw 5 fair six-sided dice. Give the following probabilities:
(a) To obtain 5 different numbers.
(b) To obtain at least a multiple of 3.
(c) To obtain at least two identical sides.
(d) That the product of the numbers is even.
(e) That the sum of the numbers is even.
(f) To obtain at least a multiple of 3 and at least an odd number.
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