Friday, 19 September 2014

combinatorics - Suppose we have two dice one fair and one tha brings $6$ with quintuple probability.Find the probability to throw randomly one die and show $6$

Suppose we have two dice one fair and one that brings $6$ with quintuple probability than the other numbers.We get a die randomly and we throw it.What is the probability to have $6$?In the same problem if we know that we have $6$ what is the probability that we have throwed the second die?



Any ideas for these parts especially the second one?

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