Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
When you roll dice, there are 6 possible outcomes.
In order to not roll a 6, you'd have to roll either 1,2,3,4,5.
So you have a 5:6 chance of not rolling a 6.
But they're asking you to use the chart.
Based on the chart, you've rolled the die 24+10+8+3+30+15=90 times.
Of those 90 times, you rolled a 6 15 times.
Which means you did not roll a 6 90-15=75 times.
Therefore the probability of not rolling a 6, based on the chart, is 75/90=83%.
Notice that 5/6=83% as well. So this chart is fairly accurate.
Now for number 2.
Based on the chart, odd numbers appear 24+8+30=52 times out of the 90.
So we can say that odd numbers show up 52/90=58% of the time.
If James is rolling the cube 250 times, we know odd numbers will show up 58% of the time so, .58*250=144 is how many times we can expect to see an odd number appear.
