A simulation was used, to predict how many people prefer chicken over beef, using a two sided coin. In the model, a heads meant the person prefers chicken and a tails meant the person prefers beef. The simulation was used for trials. The table below shows the results of the simulation.

Why could the simulation of using a two sided coin be consistent with a given data one might obtain using a sample for a survey?

In a certain high school, the probability that a student is taking environmental science is two -thirds. If the Statistics students wanted to use a simulation to determine the possible number of students taking the environmental science out of which simulation might be consistent with the true situation?

You are throwing two dice. The first die shows a FIVE. The other dice rolls under your chair and you cannot see it. What is the probability that the second die shows a TWO?