Question

Can you create another pair of six-sided dice (different from the standard dice) that produces the exact same probabilities of the sums two through twelve appearing? The only rule is that the numbers on each face must be positive integers.

I've been attempting this problem in multiple ways, yet I can't seem to figure it out.

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