4) Pi is an irrational number (one which runs on forever without repeating in any form of cyclical pattern), in essence just as random as our random-numbers table we use in statistics.
a. If we treat the digits of pi as a discrete random variable, complete the probability distribution table below.
(in comments)
b. Calculate the expected value and deviation for the distribution below.
c. If a relative frequency histogram was created to represent this distribution, what shape would it have (normal, skewed left, skewed right, uniform, bimodal)

Question

4)	Pi is an irrational number (one which runs on forever without repeating in any form of cyclical pattern), in essence just as random as our random-numbers table we use in statistics. 
a.	If we treat the digits of pi as a discrete random variable, complete the probability distribution table below.
(in comments)									
b.	Calculate the expected value and deviation for the distribution below.
c.	If a relative frequency histogram was created to represent this distribution, what shape would it have (normal, skewed left, skewed right, uniform, bimodal)