A simple example of the difference between ideal and non- ideal conditions is the rolling of a
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A simple example of the difference between ideal and non- ideal conditions is the rolling of a die.
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a. Calculate the expected value of a single roll of a fair die.
b. Now suppose that you are unsure whether the die is fair. How would you then calculate the expected value of a single roll?
c. Continuing part b, now roll the die four times. You obtain 6, 4, 1, 3. Does this information affect your belief that the die is fair? Explain.
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a The expected value of a single roll of a fair die is x 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 35 6 b First you would have to write down a set of possible states of nature fo...View the full answer
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