Taylor is playing a board game with two friends. Using a single die, one friend rolled a one, and the other friend rolled a three. Taylor needs to roll a number higher than both friends in order to win the game, and she wants to calculate her probability of winning.

What is the sample space for Taylor's calculation?

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Kerry

Mathematics

1 February, 00:36

Taylor is playing a board game with two friends. Using a single die, one friend rolled a one, and the other friend rolled a three. Taylor needs to roll a number higher than both friends in order to win the game, and she wants to calculate her probability of winning.

What is the sample space for Taylor's calculation?

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Jamarcus Weiss · Answer 1

{4, 5, 6}

Step-by-step explanation:

I'm assuming the die has the numbers 1 - 6 on it. Out of the numbers 1-6, the only numbers greater than 1 and 3 are 4, 5, and 6.