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What is the probability of getting a ‘nine’ or ‘ten’ on a single throw of two dice?
Probability = Expected number of outcomes/ Total number of outcomes.
Total number of outcomes we get in a single throw of two dice = $$6\times 6$$ = 36.
Possible cases of getting 'nine' in a single throw of two dice:
dice 1 dice 2
three six..................(1)
six three................(2)
four five..................(3)
five four...................(4)
So, total of 4 cases.
Possible cases of getting 'ten' in a single throw of two dice:
dice 1 dice 2
four six.....................(1)
six four....................(2)
five five....................(3)
So, total of 3 cases.
Expected number of outcomes = Total possible cases of getting 'nine' or 'ten' in a single throw of two dice = 4 + 3 = 7 .
So, Probability = $$\frac {7} {36}$$
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