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Michael decided to get a credit card to build a good credit score. Because he wanted to avoid debt he decided to pay the credit card in full each month and used the Quantitative Reasoning Process to create a monthly budget. To fit his goals, he planned to charge $581 during the month on his credit card and pay $561 at the end of every month. This month, Michael charged the following on her credit card: $224 on groceries, $87 on new shoes. $171 on eating out, $85 on gas for the car, and $56 on entertainment. Select the most correct response about Michael's situation. O There is no problem with Michael's situation because he stayed within his budget. O The problem with Michael's situation is that he will never be able to get a good credit score if he does not live within his budget this month. O The problem with Michael's situation is that he is not following through on his planned budget. O The problem with Michael's situation is that he did not use foresight to imagine the new shoes he wanted to buy without waiting. O There is no problem with Michael's situation because he is sure that it will be much easier to spend less next month. Suppose you have two six-sided dice where each side is equally likely to land face up when rolled. What is the probability that you will roll doubles? 17 (Give your answer as a number between 0 and 1. Round to 2 decimal places.) What is the probability that you will roll a sum of ten? Numero (Give your answer as a number between 0 and 1. Round to 2 decimal places.) Are these empirical or a theoretical probabilities? O Empirical O Theoretical