What is the probability of getting the sum of numbers on both dices equal to 1 when two unbiased dices are thrown at a time?

When two unbiased dice are thrown, the minimum possible sum occurs when both dice show a 1, which results in a sum of 2. Because it is physically impossible to roll a sum of 1 with two dice, there are zero favorable outcomes among the 36 possible combinations. The probability of an impossible event is always 0.

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