MDM4U Performance Task Menu: Discrete Probability Distributions MAPNC Hors d'oeuvre: Uniform Distributions Conduct only one of the following probability experiments. 1. Roll a single die at least 50 times. Record the outcomes in the following distribution table 2. Use the Simulated Spinner Data tool: https://www.nctm.org/adjustablespinner/ Determine the number of segments (at least 6) of the spinner and the number of spins you want to perform. (Note: you should do at least 50 spins) 3. Use the Random Numbers Generator tool: http://www.random. org/integers/ Determine the interval for the random integers (for example 1-10) and set up the number of integers, which you want to generate (you should generate at least 50 random numbers). For the experiment you have chosen, fill out all possible outcomes in the first column of the Probability Distribution Table. Record all experimental data in the table and calculate the experimental probability of each outcome. Calculate the theoretical probability for each outcome. You have the option to use Excel for the calculations and the probability histogram. Probability distribution Table - Experimental and Theoretical Probability X, Outcomes Tally Frequency Experimental Theoretical Probability Probability