Q1:
Isabella designed the following simulation to model the outcomes of a game at a
fair.
Each trial will model one round of the game. A trial will consist in randomly generating a
number between 1 and 10. The number 1 will represent winning first prize, the numbers 2 and 3
second prize, the numbers 4, 5, and 6 third prize, and the rest of the numbers will represent
losing the game.
What is the theoretical probability of winning the second prize in the game?
She used a random number generator to simulate 50 games, and the frequencies of each number
are given in the table. Find the experimental probability of winning the second prize.
Which bar graph summarizes the experimental probabilities that can be calculated as a
result of her simulation?
