If a fair die is rolled twice and two numbers X = result of the first roll and X2= result of the second roll are obtained. Given that X1 +X2 = 7, what is the probability that X1 = 4 or X2 = 4?
If a fair die is rolled twice and two numbers X = result of the first roll and X2= result of the second roll are obtained. Given that X1 +X2 = 7, what is the probability that X1 = 4 or X2 = 4?
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