When two six-sided die are rolled, the probability of getting a one on both is 1/36. this means

a) the odds against both die being one are 36 to 1.
b) in the long run, the average number of ones is 1/36.
c) in the long run the outcome that both die are one will occur on 1/36 of all rolls.
d) of every 36 rolls, exactly 1 will have both die be one.

6. tim is trying to study but hours go by and he doesn't get anything done. what time management advice would tim? work in smaller chunks of time an hour or less whenever you have a few minutes to spare. create flashcards. talk to your instructor right away and make a plan together for how you can get back on track, take scheduled breaks only or allow yourself only 5-10 minute breaks find somewhere quiet like a library or school to study tum off your phone and/or tell others you are busy