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Impromptu lesson

If you think realistically, the likeliness that rolling a two dice and getting 1 both times is extremely slim, 1/36 in fact, compared with all the possible combinations, take 2 and 5 for instance. The combination 1 and 1 showing up on the dice has 1/36th a chance of showing up, meaning that rolling the two dice 36 times will probably make 1 and 1 show up once.
Now the next part of the question says a coin in flipped 10 times, and we already know that there is a 1/2 chance of getting heads and 1/2 of getting tails. Flipping them 10 times means the likeliness of getting either turnout is 5 heads and 5 tails. That is, in 10 coin tosses, there is 5 tails, which is at least 1, and in 36 dice rolls, there is around one 1 and 1 combination. Logically, this means you have a higher chance of getting at least 1 tails in 10 coin tosses than a 1 and 1 in one pair of dice rolls.
The president's dog is pretty self explanatory.