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Problem 4

Part A:

To calculate the probability of rolling a red on the first roll, you just have to calculate the probability of rolling a red on a given die and multiply it by the probability of picking that die. To get the final probability, just sum up the individual probabilities.

Part B:

The most important thing to remember while doing this part is that when you calculate the probability of rolling a red on the second roll given that the first roll is a red, you have to take into account the probability of rolling a red on the second try and the first try of a given die as well as the probability of picking that die.

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