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Brain Teaser
What is the probability of obtaining either a 6 or a 7 when throwing a pair of dice?
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President Jennifer
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Sergeant Alan

Alan conducted a traditional Sergeant session and was particularly determined that we all ‘shared the pain’.
Len supported him with a’ Dittonism’ to end the session.
Barry won the raffle (it obviously paid to be last in).
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Catering at SunRice 6th May.
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Some Happy Customers

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Vale Peter Errey

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Mmm – Maybe Not (It just passed the Censor)
On a flight over the Atlantic, the pilot spoke to the passengers going through the usual things before settling back in his seat, but unfortunately, forgetting to switch the intercom off. The passengers could hear everything that was being said on the flight deck. "So, what do you intend to do with yourself once we get to JFK?" the co-pilot asked the pilot. "Well first of all, I'm going to have a long soak in the bath, then I'll go to Bernie's restaurant for a big steak, and then I'm going to give that pretty new stewardess a good seeing to". The stewardess in question heard this and was horrified and ran down the aisle to the flight deck, but she was stopped by a little old lady sitting in the front row. "Don't hurry dear. He's got to have a bath and dinner first".
A: The probability of throwing either a 6 or a 7 is 11/36.
Explanation: There are 36 possible throws of two dice because each of the six faces of the first die is matched with any of the six faces of the second one. Of these 36 possible throws, 11 produce either a 6 or a 7.
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