Mathematics, 13.08.2021 01:00 jwbri

Let S be the sample space for rolling two 6-sided dice. Let E subscript 1 be the event of getting doubles, let E subscript 2 be the event of having the sum of pips be less than or equal to 5, let E subscript 3 be the event of having the sum of pips be equal to 8, and let E subscript 4 be the event of rolling exactly one 1 or exactly one 2 or exactly one 3. Place the following in numerical order, from smallest to largest. P left parenthesis E subscript 1 right parenthesis
P left parenthesis E subscript 2 right parenthesis
P left parenthesis E subscript 3 right parenthesis
P left parenthesis E subscript 4 right parenthesis

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