The simulation tools that could be used by Paul in this situation is :
- A spinner divided evenly into 12 sections, with three sections each of four different colors
- A standard deck of cards.
- Two coins
<h3>Description of the simulator tools </h3>
A spinner divided into 12 sections with three sections each having four different colors can be used by calculating the prob of each subsection which simulates the probability of picking one of four children
Probability of each subsection
= number subsection / number of section
= 3 / 12 = 1/4
Two coins can also simulate the picking of one of four children
The outcome of the two coins = ( HH, HT, TT, TH )
Therefore the probability of picking a H or T
= 1 / 4
Also deck of 52 cards can also simulate the probability of picking one out of four children to go first in a board game.
Hence we can conclude that the simulator tools that can be used are A spinner divided evenly into 12 sections, with three sections each of four different colors A standard deck of cards. and Two coins.
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