Enter the repstats.html text from Figure 13.6 into a new Web page. After loading this page, click the button to verify that the code behaves as described.
Use your page to count the number of doubles that occur during 60 dice rolls. Conduct this experiment 10 times and report the results. Are the counts from the 10 different experiments fairly consistent? Is each result close to the expected number of doubles (60*1/6 = 10)?
Increase the number of rolls from 60 to 600 and then perform 10 more experiments. Are the counts more consistent than those you obtained from 60 rolls? Are they closer to the expected number of doubles (600*1/6 = 100)? Should they be? Explain.
Increase the number of rolls from 600 to 6,000 and then perform 10 more experiments. Are the counts more consistent than those you obtained from 600 rolls? Are they closer to the expected number of doubles (6000*1/6 = 1000)? Should they be? Explain.