A fair six-faced dice is thrown once

MATHEMATICS · Multi-part · CBSE · Mathematics · Probability · Probability

Problem

A fair six-faced dice is thrown once. Consider the following events and answer the questions: (i) Calculate the probability of event EE: ‘getting a number less than 77’. (ii) Identify the type of event EE (sure, impossible or neither) with reason. (iii) Calculate the probability of event FF: ‘getting a number greater than 66’. Classify the event type with reason. (iv) Explain whether the six elementary outcomes when a dice is rolled are equally likely. Support your answer with suitable arguments.

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