Q3: Consider the experiment of throwing the two fair dice you are then informed that thesum is not greater than 3.(a) Find the probability of the event that two faces are the same without the information given.(b) Find the probability of the same event with the information given.

The events E is defined as E = two faces are the same

Answered: (a) Find the probability of the event…

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(a) Find the probability of the event that two faces are the same without the information given. (b) Find the probability of the same event with the information given.