MC

8d17_fa83

FaceObserved
18
26
36
46
58
62

You roll a six-sided die 36 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 3 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 36⁄62 = 1 Incorrect 36⁄6 = 6 Correct 36⁄2 = 18 Incorrect 36⁄1 = 36 Incorrect MC

4390_2763

FaceObserved
19
211
38
429
59
66

You roll a six-sided die 72 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 2 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 11⁄6 ≈ 1.83 Incorrect 72⁄62 = 2 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 72⁄6 = 12 Correct MC

9041_bc24

FaceObserved
127
222
322
418
522
633

You roll a six-sided die 144 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 5 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 22⁄6 ≈ 3.67 Incorrect 144⁄62 = 4 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 144⁄6 = 24 Correct MC

8bd8_3ef0

FaceObserved
124
28
39
49
512
610

You roll a six-sided die 72 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 2 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 72⁄6 = 12 Correct 72⁄2 = 36 Incorrect 72⁄1 = 72 Incorrect MC

3c2a_3d33

FaceObserved
19
28
35
49
58
69

You roll a six-sided die 48 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 5 under the null hypothesis?

48⁄62 ≈ 1.33 Incorrect 48⁄6 = 8 Correct 48⁄5 = 9.6 Incorrect 48⁄4 = 12 Incorrect 48⁄1 = 48 Incorrect MC

3cdf_e772

FaceObserved
117
217
310
419
511
610

You roll a six-sided die 84 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 84⁄62 ≈ 2.33 Incorrect 17⁄6 ≈ 2.83 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 84⁄6 = 14 Correct MC

f3e5_e839

FaceObserved
123
220
315
417
526
613

You roll a six-sided die 114 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 4 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 114⁄6 = 19 Correct 114⁄4 = 28.5 Incorrect 114⁄1 = 114 Incorrect MC

7866_95da

FaceObserved
117
211
39
411
57
611

You roll a six-sided die 66 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 3 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 9⁄6 = 1.5 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 66⁄6 = 11 Correct 66⁄2 = 33 Incorrect MC

f2df_af62

FaceObserved
122
222
332
434
547
623

You roll a six-sided die 180 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 6 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 180⁄6 = 30 Correct 180⁄5 = 36 Incorrect 180⁄4 = 45 Incorrect 180⁄2 = 90 Incorrect MC

744a_8540

FaceObserved
14
28
312
49
58
619

You roll a six-sided die 60 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 6 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 60⁄62 ≈ 1.67 Incorrect 19⁄6 ≈ 3.17 Incorrect 60⁄6 = 10 Correct 60⁄5 = 12 Incorrect MC

07ec_58b1

FaceObserved
130
228
339
424
522
625

You roll a six-sided die 168 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 6 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 25⁄6 ≈ 4.17 Incorrect 168⁄62 ≈ 4.67 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 168⁄6 = 28 Correct MC

df14_4c5f

FaceObserved
18
29
313
433
515
612

You roll a six-sided die 90 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 4 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 90⁄62 = 2.5 Incorrect 90⁄6 = 15 Correct 90⁄4 = 22.5 Incorrect 90⁄2 = 45 Incorrect MC

5e10_7591

FaceObserved
130
224
326
450
531
619

You roll a six-sided die 180 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 3 under the null hypothesis?

26⁄6 ≈ 4.33 Incorrect 180⁄6 = 30 Correct 180⁄5 = 36 Incorrect 180⁄4 = 45 Incorrect 180⁄2 = 90 Incorrect MC

f2bf_bdde

FaceObserved
123
218
317
422
517
647

You roll a six-sided die 144 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 144⁄6 = 24 Correct 144⁄4 = 36 Incorrect 144⁄2 = 72 Incorrect 144⁄1 = 144 Incorrect MC

282c_c4fa

FaceObserved
17
24
35
45
510
65

You roll a six-sided die 36 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

36⁄62 = 1 Incorrect 36⁄6 = 6 Correct 36⁄4 = 9 Incorrect 36⁄2 = 18 Incorrect 36⁄1 = 36 Incorrect MC

b6be_f576

FaceObserved
115
214
311
415
529
612

You roll a six-sided die 96 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 5 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 96⁄62 ≈ 2.67 Incorrect 29⁄6 ≈ 4.83 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 96⁄6 = 16 Correct MC

7d9a_7620

FaceObserved
124
230
336
437
528
625

You roll a six-sided die 180 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 2 under the null hypothesis?

6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 180⁄6 = 30 Correct 180⁄5 = 36 Incorrect 180⁄2 = 90 Incorrect 180⁄1 = 180 Incorrect MC

b468_7084

FaceObserved
116
213
328
412
59
612

You roll a six-sided die 90 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 3 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 28⁄6 ≈ 4.67 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 90⁄6 = 15 Correct 90⁄1 = 90 Incorrect MC

b77e_043c

FaceObserved
14
26
33
44
59
64

You roll a six-sided die 30 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 6 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 30⁄62 ≈ 0.83 Incorrect 30⁄6 = 5 Correct 30⁄4 = 7.5 Incorrect 30⁄2 = 15 Incorrect MC

0e33_7a9c

FaceObserved
110
221
312
49
510
616

You roll a six-sided die 78 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

10⁄6 ≈ 1.67 Incorrect 78⁄6 = 13 Correct 78⁄5 = 15.6 Incorrect 78⁄4 = 19.5 Incorrect 78⁄1 = 78 Incorrect MC

5714_2c78

FaceObserved
122
277
316
415
525
619

You roll a six-sided die 174 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 5 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 174⁄62 ≈ 4.83 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 174⁄6 = 29 Correct 174⁄5 = 34.8 Incorrect MC

8551_0a9e

FaceObserved
19
210
36
48
58
613

You roll a six-sided die 54 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 5 under the null hypothesis?

8⁄6 ≈ 1.33 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 54⁄6 = 9 Correct 54⁄5 = 10.8 Incorrect 54⁄1 = 54 Incorrect MC

0b09_6aa3

FaceObserved
14
25
38
49
56
64

You roll a six-sided die 36 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 4 under the null hypothesis?

36⁄6 = 6 Correct 36⁄5 = 7.2 Incorrect 36⁄4 = 9 Incorrect 36⁄2 = 18 Incorrect 36⁄1 = 36 Incorrect MC

5bd2_ba0c

FaceObserved
114
217
310
415
512
610

You roll a six-sided die 78 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 4 under the null hypothesis?

78⁄6 = 13 Correct 78⁄5 = 15.6 Incorrect 78⁄4 = 19.5 Incorrect 78⁄2 = 39 Incorrect 78⁄1 = 78 Incorrect MC

e4ca_dbf8

FaceObserved
118
212
314
42
554
620

You roll a six-sided die 120 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 3 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 120⁄62 ≈ 3.33 Incorrect 120⁄6 = 20 Correct 120⁄4 = 30 Incorrect 120⁄1 = 120 Incorrect MC

07c8_7446

FaceObserved
113
25
312
48
57
69

You roll a six-sided die 54 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 54⁄6 = 9 Correct 54⁄4 = 13.5 Incorrect 54⁄2 = 27 Incorrect 54⁄1 = 54 Incorrect MC

ff01_4a42

FaceObserved
14
211
36
410
52
615

You roll a six-sided die 48 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 4 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 48⁄62 ≈ 1.33 Incorrect 48⁄6 = 8 Correct 48⁄5 = 9.6 Incorrect 48⁄1 = 48 Incorrect MC

b72d_85e8

FaceObserved
115
219
320
417
545
616

You roll a six-sided die 132 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 5 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 45⁄6 = 7.5 Incorrect 132⁄6 = 22 Correct 132⁄5 = 26.4 Incorrect 132⁄2 = 66 Incorrect MC

4be1_7b4d

FaceObserved
144
219
326
423
516
628

You roll a six-sided die 156 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 156⁄62 ≈ 4.33 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 44⁄6 ≈ 7.33 Incorrect 156⁄6 = 26 Correct MC

c919_89d9

FaceObserved
165
222
322
422
520
629

You roll a six-sided die 180 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 3 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 22⁄6 ≈ 3.67 Incorrect 180⁄62 = 5 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 180⁄6 = 30 Correct MC

487b_66e8

FaceObserved
149
212
38
414
513
612

You roll a six-sided die 108 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 2 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 12⁄6 = 2 Incorrect 108⁄62 = 3 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 108⁄6 = 18 Correct MC

2874_7e43

FaceObserved
121
215
322
420
523
613

You roll a six-sided die 114 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 6 under the null hypothesis?

114⁄62 ≈ 3.17 Incorrect 114⁄6 = 19 Correct 114⁄5 = 22.8 Incorrect 114⁄4 = 28.5 Incorrect 114⁄2 = 57 Incorrect MC

8a1d_eaad

FaceObserved
133
218
39
418
524
666

You roll a six-sided die 168 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 3 under the null hypothesis?

168⁄6 = 28 Correct 168⁄5 = 33.6 Incorrect 168⁄4 = 42 Incorrect 168⁄2 = 84 Incorrect 168⁄1 = 168 Incorrect MC

a662_64ae

FaceObserved
114
217
354
418
521
614

You roll a six-sided die 138 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

138⁄6 = 23 Correct 138⁄5 = 27.6 Incorrect 138⁄4 = 34.5 Incorrect 138⁄2 = 69 Incorrect 138⁄1 = 138 Incorrect MC

e8c7_62c0

FaceObserved
110
253
314
420
517
618

You roll a six-sided die 132 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 2 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 132⁄62 ≈ 3.67 Incorrect 132⁄6 = 22 Correct 132⁄2 = 66 Incorrect 132⁄1 = 132 Incorrect MC

6920_6aa3

FaceObserved
15
26
36
49
54
66

You roll a six-sided die 36 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 6 under the null hypothesis?

36⁄6 = 6 Correct 36⁄5 = 7.2 Incorrect 36⁄4 = 9 Incorrect 36⁄2 = 18 Incorrect 36⁄1 = 36 Incorrect MC

dff3_cf62

FaceObserved
120
218
360
416
518
618

You roll a six-sided die 150 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 4 under the null hypothesis?

6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 150⁄6 = 25 Correct 150⁄5 = 30 Incorrect 150⁄4 = 37.5 Incorrect 150⁄2 = 75 Incorrect MC

5b08_b5d4

FaceObserved
18
27
36
426
511
68

You roll a six-sided die 66 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 5 under the null hypothesis?

66⁄6 = 11 Correct 66⁄5 = 13.2 Incorrect 66⁄4 = 16.5 Incorrect 66⁄2 = 33 Incorrect 66⁄1 = 66 Incorrect MC

1c2b_948d

FaceObserved
114
210
318
447
516
621

You roll a six-sided die 126 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 6 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 126⁄62 = 3.5 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 126⁄6 = 21 Correct 126⁄4 = 31.5 Incorrect MC

25ed_15ac

FaceObserved
111
29
310
47
59
68

You roll a six-sided die 54 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 5 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 54⁄62 = 1.5 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 54⁄6 = 9 Correct 54⁄4 = 13.5 Incorrect MC

ee6c_1476

FaceObserved
121
220
318
428
519
620

You roll a six-sided die 126 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 4 under the null hypothesis?

126⁄62 = 3.5 Incorrect 28⁄6 ≈ 4.67 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 126⁄6 = 21 Correct 126⁄2 = 63 Incorrect MC

2079_6791

FaceObserved
13
214
311
443
59
610

You roll a six-sided die 90 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 3⁄6 = 0.5 Incorrect 90⁄62 = 2.5 Incorrect 90⁄6 = 15 Correct 90⁄5 = 18 Incorrect MC

0623_1999

FaceObserved
112
214
325
418
525
620

You roll a six-sided die 114 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 3 under the null hypothesis?

25⁄6 ≈ 4.17 Incorrect 114⁄6 = 19 Correct 114⁄4 = 28.5 Incorrect 114⁄2 = 57 Incorrect 114⁄1 = 114 Incorrect MC

80c2_19c0

FaceObserved
17
26
38
411
511
65

You roll a six-sided die 48 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

48⁄6 = 8 Correct 48⁄5 = 9.6 Incorrect 48⁄4 = 12 Incorrect 48⁄2 = 24 Incorrect 48⁄1 = 48 Incorrect MC

444b_ba0c

FaceObserved
116
217
318
411
56
610

You roll a six-sided die 78 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

78⁄6 = 13 Correct 78⁄5 = 15.6 Incorrect 78⁄4 = 19.5 Incorrect 78⁄2 = 39 Incorrect 78⁄1 = 78 Incorrect MC

6367_773f

FaceObserved
15
27
314
49
59
616

You roll a six-sided die 60 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

60⁄6 = 10 Correct 60⁄5 = 12 Incorrect 60⁄4 = 15 Incorrect 60⁄2 = 30 Incorrect 60⁄1 = 60 Incorrect MC

388f_bf5c

FaceObserved
125
215
315
454
513
622

You roll a six-sided die 144 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

144⁄6 = 24 Correct 144⁄5 = 28.8 Incorrect 144⁄4 = 36 Incorrect 144⁄2 = 72 Incorrect 144⁄1 = 144 Incorrect MC

b8bf_447d

FaceObserved
122
226
362
416
530
624

You roll a six-sided die 180 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 180⁄6 = 30 Correct 180⁄4 = 45 Incorrect 180⁄2 = 90 Incorrect 180⁄1 = 180 Incorrect MC

a66f_01c0

FaceObserved
117
210
321
414
518
610

You roll a six-sided die 90 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 4 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 14⁄6 ≈ 2.33 Incorrect 90⁄6 = 15 Correct 90⁄4 = 22.5 Incorrect 90⁄2 = 45 Incorrect MC

c69c_888e

FaceObserved
130
29
311
49
515
610

You roll a six-sided die 84 times. The null hypothesis (H0) is that each face has probability 1⁄6 on every roll.

Which calculation gives the expected number of rolls showing face 1 under the null hypothesis?

1⁄6 ≈ 0.17 Incorrect 84⁄62 ≈ 2.33 Incorrect 30⁄6 = 5 Incorrect 6⁄1 = 6 Incorrect 84⁄6 = 14 Correct