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Two dice are rolled. Observe their output space and do the following:

a) Probability ( sum of numbers making at most 8)
b) Probability ( sum of numbers exceeds 8)
c) Probability ( both dice having equal odd numbers)
d) Probability ( even numbers on both).

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The solution provides probability calculations for rolling of two dice: Probability (sum of numbers making at most 8), Probability (sum of numbers exceeds 8), Probability (both dice having equal odd numbers), Probability (even numbers on both).

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