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Two tetrahedral dice are thrown and their scores added together. If X = "the sum of the scores on the two dice, what is P(3 ≤ x ≤5)? First die Second die O 9/16 3/5 O 3/16 O9/5

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sum of the scores on the two dice, what is P(3 ≤X ≤5)?
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9/16
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