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19.) When two unbiased dice are tossed simultaneously, the
numbers that appear on the top surface of the two dice are a
and b.What is the probability that a^b is a perfect square?
(a^b=a to the power of b)
a)1/3
b)2/3
c)23/36
d)11/18
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20.) When two unbiased dice are tossed simultaneously, the
numbers that appear on the top surface of the two dice are a
and b.What is the probability that (a × b) is a perfect square?
a)5/36
b) 2/9
c) 7/36
d) 1/6
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19. 2/3
20. 2/9
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