13. A child rolls a die until a 6 shows. This represents a a. Uniform b. Binomial c. Geometric d. Hypergeometric 14. A child rolls a die ten (10) times and counts the number of 3s. This represents a probability distribution: a. Uniform b. Binomial c. Geometric d. Hypergeometric probability distribution:

13. A child rolls a die until a 6 shows. This represents a a. Uniform b. Binomial c. Geometric d. Hypergeometric 14. A child rolls a die ten (10) times and counts the number of 3s. This represents a probability distribution: a. Uniform b. Binomial c. Geometric d. Hypergeometric probability distribution:

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13. A child rolls a die until a 6 shows. This represents a
a. Uniform
b. Binomial
C. Geometric
d. Hypergeometric
14. A child rolls a die ten (10) times and counts the number of 3s. This represents a
probability distribution:
a. Uniform
b. Binomial
C.
Geometric
d. Hypergeometric
probability distribution:

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