In a randomly generated list of numbers from 0 to 8, what is the chance that each number will occur?
1/6
1/7
1/9
1/8

Question

In a randomly generated list of numbers from 0 to 8, what is the chance that each number will occur?
1/6
1/7
1/9
1/8

anonymous · Answer

@FortyTheRapper D?

anonymous · Answer

@UsukiDoll hello

usukidoll · Answer

oh hi. I was just looking at this question. It gives good practice of what I'm studying. So anyway we have 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 which is 9 digits because the 0 throws everything off. so what are the chances that each number will occur?

anonymous · Answer

oh, C?

usukidoll · Answer

yes. because each number has a 1 in 9 chance of being picked
like 1 in 9 chance of 5 being picked
1 in 9 chance of 4 being picked
so on and so on.

anonymous · Answer

omg thank you<3 medal and fan

anonymous · Answer

do you have time for a couple more?

usukidoll · Answer

I have to work on my study guide and finish my homework for tomorrow.

anonymous · Answer

1 more?

usukidoll · Answer

yeah sure if it's 1 more.

anonymous · Answer

Which of these numbers of simulations of an event would be most likely to produce results that are closest to those predicted by probability theory?

 		A.	15
 		B.	10
 		C.	5
 		D.	20

usukidoll · Answer

uhhh ._. hmm we can't do too few experiences...like the heads and tails coin.

anonymous · Answer

yea thats whats throwing me off

usukidoll · Answer

same. Probability Theory is something I'm weak at but I have to do the deck of cards and the zodiac sign problem. which is 12 x11 x 10 /12^n
this topic is something I haven't studied much...like Euclidean Geometry. I just find some math topics to be mehhhhhhh.

anonymous · Answer

@sneakysquash what about you

anonymous · Answer

i wanna guess 20

anonymous · Answer

@FortyTheRapper wuts good

usukidoll · Answer

@freckles

sneakysquash · Answer

i honestly dont know dude, i would want to say each number would come once. but still, idk.

fortytherapper · Answer

Ive no idea on this section. I never got to take this class

anonymous · Answer

im guessing den

usukidoll · Answer

hmmm usually @freckles would be here since that user knows probability. :/

anonymous · Answer

@freckles yes he has helped me plenty of time he is a good source but not always available

freckles · Answer

It would probably be best to do the most experiments you could.

freckles · Answer

so which number is greatest from the list?

usukidoll · Answer

that's what I was thinking because if we do too few experiments we may not get the right data ... just like flipping a coin.

usukidoll · Answer

Like if I just flipped 6 times, we could have all heads, all tails, more heads, less tails, more tails, less heads. it's all varied.