Mathematics, 01.02.2022 04:10, ortegaly000

1. You spin twice trying to get a sum of 10. The first spin is 3; what is the combined probability of reaching that sum?
8. You spin twice trying to get a product of 6 or greater. The first spin is 2; what is
the combined probability of reaching that product?
9. You spin twice trying to get a difference of 1. The first spin is 6; what is the
combined probability of reaching that difference?
10. You spin twice trying to get a quotient of 4. The first spin is 8; what is the
combined probability of reaching that quotient?

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