Exploring Probability Simulations

What is commonly used to simulate an event with two possible outcomes?

• Marble

• Coin

• Dice

• Spinner

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To simulate a multiple choice question with four options, which device would be most appropriate?

• Bag of marbles

• Six-sided dice

• Coin

• Four-section spinner

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If simulating a true/false question, how many times would you flip a coin to simulate ten questions?

• 20 times

• 10 times

• 5 times

• 1 time

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What does flipping a coin simulate in the context of probability?

• Multiple choice questions

• True/false questions

• Weather prediction

• Coupon distribution

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For a scenario with a three in five chance of snow, how many sections should a spinner have?

• Eight sections

• Three sections

• Ten sections

• Five sections

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Which simulation method involves using a spinner with sections representing different outcomes?

• Simulating dice rolls

• Simulating coin flips

• Simulating marble draws

• Simulating spinner outcomes

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When simulating coupon distribution with three different values, what is the ideal simulation tool?

• Coin

• Three-section spinner

• Two-section spinner

• Six-sided dice

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How can you simulate choosing one student out of twelve?

• Coin and six-sided dice

• Twelve-section spinner

• Twelve marbles

• Two six-sided dice

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What combination of tools can simulate 36 different outcomes?

• 36 marbles

• Six coins

• Three twelve-sided dice

• Two six-sided dice

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Which method is not suitable for simulating a choice between 36 students?

• Spinner with 36 sections

• Two six-sided dice

• Twelve coins

• Bag of 36 marbles

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