Two fair dice are rolled. Let A be the event that at least one of the dice lands on 5 or 6. Let B be the event that the sum of the values showing is 7. If p(A) = v/36, what is the value of U? (Enter your answer as a single integer-- no words.) A If p(B) = w/36, what is the value of W? (Enter your answer as a single integer- -no words.) A If p(An B) = x/36, what is the value of ? (Enter your answer as a single integer--no words.)

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Two fair dice are rolled.
Let A be the event that at least one of the dice lands on 5 or 6.
Let B be the event that the sum of the values showing is 7.
If p(A) = v/36, what is the value of U? (Enter your answer as a single integer--
no words.)
A
If p(B) = w/36, what is the value of W? (Enter your answer as a single integer-
-no words.)
A
If p(An B) = x/36, what is the value of £? (Enter your answer as a single
integer--no words.)
A
If p(AB) = y/36, what is the value of y? (Enter your answer as a single
integer--no words.)
A
If p(B|A) = z/100, what is the value of 2? (Enter your answer as a single
integer--no words.)
A/
Are events A and B independent?
(write either "yes" or "no" only)
A/
Transcribed Image Text:Two fair dice are rolled. Let A be the event that at least one of the dice lands on 5 or 6. Let B be the event that the sum of the values showing is 7. If p(A) = v/36, what is the value of U? (Enter your answer as a single integer-- no words.) A If p(B) = w/36, what is the value of W? (Enter your answer as a single integer- -no words.) A If p(An B) = x/36, what is the value of £? (Enter your answer as a single integer--no words.) A If p(AB) = y/36, what is the value of y? (Enter your answer as a single integer--no words.) A If p(B|A) = z/100, what is the value of 2? (Enter your answer as a single integer--no words.) A/ Are events A and B independent? (write either "yes" or "no" only) A/
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