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with the second dice? The probabilities corresponding to every pair of values are written P(x = x, y = y) or P(x, y). This is what we call the joint probability. Example 3. For example, let’s calculate the probability to have a 1 with the first dice and a 2 in the second: P(x = x, y = y) = 1/6 .