A pair of dice is rolled and the sum of the dice is recorded, determine the probability that: a) The sum is greater than 5 given the first dice is a 4. b) The sum is greater than 9 given the second dice is a 6. c)The sum is even given the second dice is a 4 d) The sum is odd given the first dice is a 3 e) A double is rolled given neither dice is a 4 f)A double is not rolled given the sum is greater than 10 g)The sum is less than 3 given the first dice is a 2 h)The sum is greater than 10 given the first dice is a 3
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