could you help me understand why this is still being graded wrong. here's the question my answer and the autograded response. Part B$)$

We have a theoretical understanding of what hat$(p)$ should be$,$ but let's she what that value is when we have actual data.

The cell below loads $10$ samples of this random variable. In other words, we opened $10$ boxes of chocolates, and recorded the number of chocolates we

had to eat before we found an unfilled chocolate. We only have $10,$ because we needed a break from the chocolate at that point. Using that data, calculate

hat$(p)$ of your sample. Save your

solution as $p$

p$.$hat $=$ NA

# your code here

num.success length$($trials$[$trials $==0])$

total.trials length$($trials$)$

p$.$hat num.success$/$total$.$trials

# Print p$-$hat

p$.$hat

$0\mathrm{.}3$

One or more test cases in this cell did not pass.

Instructor hints:

$1.$ "Checking sample calculations". hat.