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An exam question from a university-level statistics course (sta 4821) about finding probabilities related to rolling two dice, one regular and one loaded. The students are required to calculate the probabilities of rolling a six for each die individually, the probability of both rolling a six at the same time, the probability of each die rolling a six given that the other die has rolled a six, and the probability of one die having a higher value than the other.
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Consider a pair of identical-looking dice. One of the dice is ordinary (six equally-likely faces, numbered 1,2,...,6), but the other is "loaded." That is, the loaded die is weighted so that the probability of rolling a 6 is 3/12 and the probability of rolling a 1 (the opposite face) is 1/12; the other faces remain equally likely at 1/6.
Fran selects a die at random, and Ron gets the other die. Fran and Ron roll their dice simultaneously.