Topic: Probability Suppose you physically simulate the random process of rolling a single die. (a) After...
Topic: Probability
Suppose you physically simulate the random process of rolling a single die.
(a) After 10 rolls of the die, you observe a "one" 1
times. What proportion of the rolls resulted in a "one"?
(b) After 20 rolls of the die, you observe a "one" 3
times. What proportion of the rolls resulted in a "one"?
(a) The proportion was _________.
(b) The proportion was __________.
(Simplify your answer. Do not round.)
Note: I saw the solution posted here already which is 1:10 but then it said "not the right answer".
Should the answer only 0.10? Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks...
Homework Answers
a.) The proportion of rolls that resulted in one are 1/10 = 0.1
b.) The proportion of rolls that resulted in one are 3/10 = 0.15
The proportion of an outcome = total no. Of times an outcome appears/ total no. Of trials.
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