Probability

Step 1: An even prime number is a number that is both even and prime. The only even prime number is .

Step 2: Each die has the numbers . For the condition to be satisfied (getting an even prime number on each die), both dice must show the number .

Step 3: The total number of possible outcomes when two dice are thrown is:

Step 4: The only favorable outcome is when both dice show , so there is exactly one favorable outcome.

Step 5: Therefore, the probability of getting an even prime number on each die is: Thus, the correct answer is .