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Mathematics, 09.01.2021 02:50 KylieAnne

0/1point A die is loaded so that some numbers are more likely than others. The number 1 is half as likely as the number 2 and the number 3 is twice as likely as the number 1. Numbers
4,5, and 6 are equally as likely as 1. What is the probability a 1 will appear?
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