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Which set of events from rolling two dice is exhaustive?

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CBSE
Class 11
Mathematics
Mathematics
Probability
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Which set of events from rolli...

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Which set of events from rolling two dice is exhaustive?

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A: Sum is even, Sum is odd

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B: A sum less than 3, A sum equal to 3

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C: A sum more than 12, A sum of 6

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D: A sum of 7, A sum of even numbers

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