Suppose a dice-rolling experiment has ????(?) = 1000 ?−0.0990210258 ? as its model. a) What is the initial number of dice rolled? 1000 b) How many rolls does it take to reach half of the original 1000 dice? c) How many rolls does it take to reach a quarter of the original 1000 dice? d) How many rolls does it take to reach an eighth of the original 1000 dice? e) How many rolls does it take to reach a sixteenth of the original 1000 dice?

Suppose a dice-rolling experiment has ????(?) = 1000 ?−0.0990210258 ? as its model. a) What is the initial number of dice rolled? 1000 b) How many rolls does it take to reach half of the original 1000 dice? c) How many rolls does it take to reach a quarter of the original 1000 dice? d) How many rolls does it take to reach an eighth of the original 1000 dice? e) How many rolls does it take to reach a sixteenth of the original 1000 dice?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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