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A pair of fair dice is thrown. What is the probability of getting a six on both, given at least one die gets six?

  1. A
    1/11
  2. B
    10/11
  3. C
    1/36
  4. D
    11/36

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Let be the event "at least one die is 6" and be "both dice are 6".Event : . Total outcomes in .Event : . Total outcomes = 1.Conditional Probability .

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A pair of fair dice is thrown. What is the probability of getting a six on both, given at least one die gets six?
A
1/11
B
10/11
C
1/36
D
11/36

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