What does it mean to give birth on a third consecutive leap day? When were the Provo woman's three children born? Give the explicit dates based on the information in the notes. Explain how you arrived at your answer. Question 1-Leap Year Births Child 3: February 29, 2012 Child 2: Child 1: Question 2- Die rolls Before you roll a die, you do not know whether you will roll a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. But you do know all the possible outcomes. Let's see what your intuition is about rolling dice: What is the chance you get a six in any one roll? What is the chance that you roll an even number in any one roll? If there have been 15 rolls with no six, is it more likely, equally likely, or less likely for a six to show up on the next roll than on your first roll? less likely equally likely Omore likely Why do you think so? Question 3- Die rolls using probability model a) What is the probability for rolling a 4 on the next roll? b) What is the probability for rolling a prime number on the next roll? Explain how you got your answer. The singular is "die", the plural is "dice"

What does it mean to give birth on a third consecutive leap day? When were the Provo woman's three children born? Give the explicit dates based on the information in the notes. Explain how you arrived at your answer. Question 1-Leap Year Births Child 3: February 29, 2012 Child 2: Child 1: Question 2- Die rolls Before you roll a die, you do not know whether you will roll a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. But you do know all the possible outcomes. Let's see what your intuition is about rolling dice: What is the chance you get a six in any one roll? What is the chance that you roll an even number in any one roll? If there have been 15 rolls with no six, is it more likely, equally likely, or less likely for a six to show up on the next roll than on your first roll? less likely equally likely Omore likely Why do you think so? Question 3- Die rolls using probability model a) What is the probability for rolling a 4 on the next roll? b) What is the probability for rolling a prime number on the next roll? Explain how you got your answer. The singular is "die", the plural is "dice"