Here are two sequences of five rolls with fair dice: X: 3-4-1-6-4 Y: 6-6-6-6-6 Which one of these statements is correct? A. Sequence X is more likely than sequence Y. B. Sequence Y more likely than X. C. Both sequences are equally likely. D. Neither sequence could ever happen.

Here are two sequences of five rolls with fair dice: X: 3-4-1-6-4 Y: 6-6-6-6-6 Which one of these statements is correct? A. Sequence X is more likely than sequence Y. B. Sequence Y more likely than X. C. Both sequences are equally likely. D. Neither sequence could ever happen.

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