That's a valid point. The probability calculation assumes that the dice are fair and have an equal chance of landing on each side. If the dice are biased in some way, such as being weighted or having uneven sides, then the probability of rolling a 3 and a 5 may be different than the calculated value. However, for most standard dice that are used in games and gambling, it's assumed that they are fair and the probability calculation is accurate.
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