Given 3 dice each with the numbers 1 through 6 but with probabilities as follows : Die I: f(x)=1/6 Die lI: f(x)=x/21 Die II: f(x)=x²/91 A die is selected, tossed and 5 appears. What is the probability that it is Die II? OA. 90/380 OB. 91/371 OC. 85/375 D. 95/381

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Given 3 dice each with the numbers 1 through 6 but with probabilities
as follows :
Die I: f(x)=1/6 Die II: f(x)=x/21 Die IlII: f(x)=x²/91
A die is selected, tossed and 5 appears. What is the probability that it is
Die II?
OA. 90/380
B. 91/371
OC. 85/375
D. 95/381
Transcribed Image Text:Given 3 dice each with the numbers 1 through 6 but with probabilities as follows : Die I: f(x)=1/6 Die II: f(x)=x/21 Die IlII: f(x)=x²/91 A die is selected, tossed and 5 appears. What is the probability that it is Die II? OA. 90/380 B. 91/371 OC. 85/375 D. 95/381
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