When rolling two fair six-sided dice, getting a pair of 1s is called “snake eyes.” The probability of getting “snake eyes” on any roll is 1/36. Suppose that a game player rolls the two dice 80 times. Let X = the number of rolls that result in “snake eyes.” Find P(X = 2). Interpret this value in context.

When rolling two fair six-sided dice, getting a pair of 1s is called “snake eyes.” The probability of getting “snake eyes” on any roll is 1/36. Suppose that a game player rolls the two dice 80 times. Let X = the number of rolls that result in “snake eyes.” Find P(X = 2). Interpret this value in context.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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