A biased die is loaded such that the probability of a composite number is thrice that of the probability of a prime no, and also twice that of the number 1 showing up on the top of the die. find the probability that if the same die is rolled twice, then 1 will show up both the times.

A biased die is loaded such that the probability of a composite number

1.	A biased die is loaded such that the probability of a composite number is thrice that of the probability of a prime no, and also twice that of the number 1 showing up on the top of the die. find the probability that if the same die is rolled twice, then 1 will show up both the times.
Answer» A biased die is loaded such that the probability of a composite number is thrice that of the probability of a prime no, and also twice that of the number 1 showing up on the top of the die. find the probability that if the same die is rolled twice, then 1 will show up both the times.