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A student performs a simulation of rolling a standard 6 number die 10 times. She gets the following results: Rolling a 1 - zero Rolling a 2 - once Rolling a 3 - zero Rolling a 4 - seven times Rolling a 5 - once, Rolling a 6 - once. She calculated the theoretical probability of getting each number to be the same, however?! Which conclusion is the best for her simulation. Question 5 options: Her theoretical calculation must be incorrect. Her experimental results are acceptable considering the number of trials. The die must be flawed, there are too many 4's being rolled. Her lucky number is 4.