2. Mr. Jackson likes to play a game in which rolling a 4 on a number cube doubles your score. He wants to know the probability that he will roll a 4 exactly 3 times out of 10 rolls. Part B: Define the variables for describing a binomial probability, and identify their values in this
experiment.
(8 points: 1 point for each correctly defined variable, and 1 point for each correct value)
a. P = the probability of
(rolling a 4) =
b. Q = probability of
(rolling anything other than a 4)
c. n = number of
(the number of times the number cube is rolled) =
d. x= number of
you want =