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Let x be the probability of getting a six at least once in four throws of a die and y be the probability of throwing a double six at least once in 24 throws with two dice . Then ,

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x>y
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x=y
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x<y
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x=by
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Solution

The correct option is A x>y
x= Probability of getting at least one six in four throws =1564 = 0.5177
Probability of not getting a double six in one throw with a pair of dice =35/36
Probability of not getting one double six in 24 throws = 1353624 = 0.4914

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