34. Roll ten unfair six-sided dice where, for each die, P(one) = 0.08, P(two) = 0.12, P(three) = 0.10, P(four)= 0.22, P(five) = 0.28, P(six) = 0.20. Find P(1 – 2 – 3 –1- 2– 1). %3D A. 0.00010086 B. 0.00020086 C. 0.00040086 D. 0.00060086

34. Roll ten unfair six-sided dice where, for each die, P(one) = 0.08, P(two) = 0.12, P(three) = 0.10, P(four)= 0.22, P(five) = 0.28, P(six) = 0.20. Find P(1 – 2 – 3 –1- 2– 1). %3D A. 0.00010086 B. 0.00020086 C. 0.00040086 D. 0.00060086

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