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Consider an experiment that involves rolling a fair ten-sided die multiple times. Assume that (i) the outcomes on each roll are all equally likely to occur and (ii) each roll is independent of all the other rolls. Now suppose that you have just rolled the die nine times resulting in a number greater than 5 on every roll. What is the probability that the next roll will be a number greater than or equal 2? Select one: O 10 O 9 10 O 1 16 O 8 10 O 8 10 8 10

Consider an experiment that involves rolling a fair ten-sided die multiple times. Assume that (i) the outcomes on each roll are all equally likely to occur and (ii) each roll is independent of all the other rolls. Now suppose that you have just rolled the die nine times resulting in a number greater than 5 on every roll. What is the probability that the next roll will be a number greater than or equal 2? Select one: O 10 O 9 10 O 1 16 O 8 10 O 8 10 8 10

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Consider an experiment that involves rolling a fair ten-sided die multiple times. Assume that (i) the outcomes on each roll are all equally likely to occur and (ii) each roll is independent of all the other rolls. Now suppose that you have just rolled the die nine times resulting in a number greater than 5 on every roll. What is the probability that the next roll will be a number greater than or equal 2? Select one: 10 9 10 1 16 8 10 9 8 ()' 10 O 8 (5) 10
Transcribed Image Text:Consider an experiment that involves rolling a fair ten-sided die multiple times. Assume that (i) the outcomes on each roll are all equally likely to occur and (ii) each roll is independent of all the other rolls. Now suppose that you have just rolled the die nine times resulting in a number greater than 5 on every roll. What is the probability that the next roll will be a number greater than or equal 2? Select one: 10 9 10 1 16 8 10 9 8 ()' 10 O 8 (5) 10
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