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Description: Suppose that we roll two fair six-sided dice and record the numbers showing as an ordered pair. Let Y denote the absolutevalue of the difference of the two numbers. Find E(Y).Select one:a. 0O b. 5/6с. 35/18d. 35/6e. None of the other choices

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Suppose that we roll two fair six-sided dice and record the numbers showing as an ordered pair. Let Y denote the absolute value of the difference of the two numbers. Find E(Y).

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