The experimental probability of rolling a 6 is the number of 6s divided by the number of rolls.
The table shows 6 was rolled 9 times out of 60, so the experimental probability of rolling a 6 was 9/60 = 15%.
Answer:
2^6
Step-by-step explanation:
What I did was multiply 2 by 2 as many times as it took to get to 64 since 2 is a multiplicity of 64
Answer:
Neither binomial nor normal distribution
Step-by-step explanation:
In binomial distribution Sumner of trials are fixed and there is only two outcomes either success or failure
But in this question there are no fixed trials and outcomes is not proper so this is not a binomial distribution.
In normal distribution there is information of mean and variance which is also not give in the question so it is also nit a normal distribution
So it is neither binomial nor normal distribution
