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PART 2 "OR" and "NOT" When we want to know the probability of getting the number "4", we abbreviate that by saying "find P(roll a 4)" or just "find P(4)." Suppose we roll our pair of dice once. Using the probability distribution, find each of the following. Give answers as a fraction AND as a decimal to three places. 6. Find P(5)=200259 = 0.077 8. What is P(5 or 11)? 117 7. Find P(11) - 0.018 9. Why does it make sense to add the answers from questions 6 and 7 to get the answer for question 8? Be specific. [Hint: do not say because the rule says to add] 10. Are the events "roll a 5" and "roll an 11" overlapping or non-overlapping? Explain. 9000 A 11. Copy the probability rule that applies: P(A or B) = 12. What is the sum of all of the probabilities in the table? Why does this make sense? 13. The probability that we do not get a 7 is written as P(not 7). Find this probability and show how you came to the answer. 14. Now show or explain another way to find P(not 7).