Why is it when you roll two dice, given one is 3, the probability of the other also being 3 is 1/11 not 1/6? – math.stackexchange.com

Why is it when you roll two dice, given one is 3, the probability of the other also being 3 is 1/11 not 1/6? – math.stackexchange.com

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Why isn't it 1/6 because rolling a 3 on one is already given?

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