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Take two long dice (rectangular parallelepiped), each having four rectangular faces labelled as $2,3,5$, and $7$. If thrown, the long dice cannot land on the square faces and has $1 / 4$ probability of landing on any of the four rectangular faces. The label on the top face of the dice is the score of the throw.

If thrown together, what is the probability of getting the sum of the two long dice scores greater than $11$?

  1. $3 / 8$
  2. $1 / 8$
  3. $1 / 16$
  4. $3 / 16$
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