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Dice Probability. This solution shows an intuitive method for finding the probability of an event when rolling a pair of dice.
Suppose a pair of dice are flipped. Find the probability for each of the following events:
1. The sum of the dots is even.
2. The sum of the dots is at least 5.
This solution shows an intuitive method for finding the probability of an event when rolling a pair of dice.
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