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A die is rolled twice. What is the probability of getting a sum equal to 9?

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3) 13
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Previous Question: 128) In a climb from foot to the top of a hill 800 meters high, Jack can climb at 16 meters per minute and rests for two minutes or 20 meters per 2 minutes and rest for one minute. Paul can climb at 10 meters per one minute and rest for one minute or 16 meters per minute and rest for 2 minutes. If paul has to reach the top in exactly two hours. What is the maximum number of rests that he can take? Next Question: probability of getting a red ace and a spade card. So there are 52 cards in a deck out of which there are 2 red ace's so the probability of getting red ace is 2/52, then the probability of getting a spade from remaining cards is 13/51. The probability of getting both cards one after other is

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