A coin is tossed once. If the shows head...

A coin is tossed once. If the shows head, it is tossed again and if it shows tail, then a dice is tossed. Let `E_1` be the event with first toss results into a tail and `E_2`, the event: the dice shows a number greater than 4. find `P(E_2//E_1)`.

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