I need some help with this Statistics problem, if you don't mind. I've done all of the arithmetic, but I can't seem to figure out the last section.

X (number of toys) P(X)
0 . 03
1 .16
2 .30
3 .23
4 .17
5 .11

c) Describe how you might carry out a simulation to estimate the mean number of toys played with.

I already found the mean and standard deviation, but I can't seem to figure this out.

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I need some help with this Statistics problem, if you don't mind. I've done all of the arithmetic, but I can't seem to figure out the last section.

X (number of toys)  P(X)
0                         . 03
1                         .16
2                         .30
3                         .23
4                         .17
5                         .11

c) Describe how you might carry out a simulation to estimate the mean number of toys played with.

I already found the mean and standard deviation, but I can't seem to figure this out.