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A student rolls two non-standard number cubes, each with the numbers 1 through 3 on it. Use the results in the frequency table
below to determine the experimental probability of rolling two
numbers with a sum of 4. Order does not matter.

A student rolls two non-standard number cubes, each with the

numbers 1 through 3 on it. Use the r

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