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You're playing 7/11. What's the probability that you'll roll an 8 on the first roll, which sets your point, then roll an 8 on the second roll and win the game?
(Reminder rolling an 8 means you roll a set of numbers that add up to 8)
A. 0.0193
B. 1
C. 0.0156
D. 0.0277
E. 0.1389
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