Now let's do another very typical example when you first learn probability. And this is the idea of rolling a die. So here's my die right over here. And of course you have the different sides of the die. So that's the 1, that's the 2, that's the 3. And what I want to do, and we know of course that there are, and I'm assuming this is a fair die, and so there are 6 equally likely possibilities. When you roll this, you could get a 1, a 2, a 3, a 4, a 5, or a 6.