(a) Suppose that Martian dice are regular tetrahedra with vertices labeled 1 to 4.Two such dice are tossed and the sum of the numbers showing is even. Let x be this sum. Set up the sample space for x and the associated probabilities.(b) Find E(x) and σx.(c) Find the probability of exactly fifteen 2’s in 48 tosses of a Martian die using the binomial distribution.(d) Approximate (c) using the normal distribution.(e) Approximate (c) using the Poisson distribution.

(a) Suppose that Martian dice are regular tetrahedra with vertices labeled 1 to 4.Two such dice are tossed and the sum of the numbers showing is even. Let x be this sum. Set up the sample space for x and the associated probabilities.(b) Find E(x) and σx.(c) Find the probability of exactly fifteen 2’s in 48 tosses of a Martian die using the binomial distribution.(d) Approximate (c) using the normal distribution.(e) Approximate (c) using the Poisson distribution.

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