Question

A six-sided number cube is rolled and the proportion of 3s is calculated. The graph shows the long-run relative frequency of 100 rolls of this die. A graph titled proportion of threes has frequency on the x-axis, and probability on the y-axis. The graph increases, and then stays steady around y = 0.17. Which conclusion can be drawn from this graph? There is a 20% chance of rolling a 3 with this die. The long-run frequency of rolling a 3 appears to be about 0.17. Because the probabilities on the left part of the graph fluctuate so much, we cannot conclude that this is a fair number cube. This number cube must be fair because each outcome of rolling a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 has the same probability of occurring.

Answer 1

The conclusion that can be drawn from this graph on the long-run frequency of 100 rolls is The long-run frequency of rolling a 3 appears to be about 0.17.

What does the graph show?

At the 0.17 probability, the proportion of 3s calculated levels off from around the 40th roll to the 100th roll.

This means that the long-run frequency of rolling a 3 is around 0.17 because this was the probability seen for most of the rolls over time.

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