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Start the planA. 3/126
B. 5/324
C. 4/216
D. 4/182
E. 5/216
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Start the plan1. First throw: Since all the six faces are red, any face would do; so the probability = 6/6 = 1BTGmoderatorDC wrote:After each throw of a red die, the face that shows is marked with a blue stripe. What is the probability that after 6 throws all faces of the die will be marked blue?
A. 3/126
B. 5/324
C. 4/216
D. 4/182
E. 5/216
There is a 1/1 chance of rolling any number on the first roll, after which the side with that number is marked with blue. In the second roll, there is a 5/6 probability that a red side shows up; in the third roll, there is a 4/6 probability that a red side shows up, and so on.BTGmoderatorDC wrote:After each throw of a red die, the face that shows is marked with a blue stripe. What is the probability that after 6 throws all faces of the die will be marked blue?
A. 3/126
B. 5/324
C. 4/216
D. 4/182
E. 5/216
