A. The probability of landing on 2 is twice the probability of landing on 3
B. The probability of landing on 2 is half the probability of landing on 3
C. The probabilities are equal
D. The probabilities cannot be predicted
The numbers 2 and 5 cover twice the space that the other numbers cover. That means that that the number 2 has twice the probability as numbers 1, 3, 4, and 6.
The answer is A because 2 has twice the probability of being landed on than 3.
