MathProbabilityEvents and probabilities

Rules of sum, product, and complement

Is it the law of total probability?

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A coin is flipped 33 times, and a die is rolled once, so the possible outcomes of this composite trial look like these: "heads, tails, heads, 22", "tails, tails, heads, 55" and so on.

Calculate the probability of an event ABA \cup B, where AA = "the coin falls heads an even number of times, and the die has 44 or 55 points", and BB = "the coin falls heads an odd number of times, and the die has 44 or 55 points". Enter your answer with two decimal places.

Think whether you really need to do all the multiplications and additions.

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