This was done from using the method of synthetic division. I attached the image. Hope this helps
Answer: No, I do not believe that there is enough convincing evidence to proof that he can control the dice.
When you roll a die, there is a 1/6 probability that you will roll a 6. If you multiply 50 by (1/6) you would expect your friend to roll at least 8 sixes.
He only rolled 3 more sixes than was expected. I would have him roll 50 more times at least to see how he does.
Answer:
The answer is m=12
Step-by-step explanation:
1.) combine like terms on both sides of the equation.
2.) After all like terms are combined, divide 250 from both sides.
3.) m=12
