3. The following represents the outcomes of rolling a die 600 times. FACE 1 2 3 Number 107 120 84 4 5 6 110 92 87 A. What are the mean and median number of the number of times a face will appear? B. What are the mean and median face value of the 600 rolls of the die? C. Suppose the die was perfectly fair (that is, there were exactly 100 of each outcome). Now, what would be the mean and median face value of the 600 rolls of the die? D. Draw a histogram of the outcomes for the six faces. Describe the shape of the distribution you get. (Note: It will be faster to draw this histogram by hand.)

3. The following represents the outcomes of rolling a die 600 times. FACE 1 2 3 Number 107 120 84 4 5 6 110 92 87 A. What are the mean and median number of the number of times a face will appear? B. What are the mean and median face value of the 600 rolls of the die? C. Suppose the die was perfectly fair (that is, there were exactly 100 of each outcome). Now, what would be the mean and median face value of the 600 rolls of the die? D. Draw a histogram of the outcomes for the six faces. Describe the shape of the distribution you get. (Note: It will be faster to draw this histogram by hand.)

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

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Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.5: Comparing Sets Of Data

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