1. Match each situation in Column A with the method in Column B that you could use to make the decision. Choices in Column B may be used more than once. Column A Column B You roll a number cube twice and a. Simple probability flip a coin. If the coin shows heads, b. Expected value add the numbers on the number cube. If the coin shows tails, multiply the c. Probability distribution first number by 2 and the second number by -1, and then add. Is this a fair game? You choose a target number from 3 to 18. Then you roll three number cubes. If the sum of the numbers is your target number, you win. Otherwise, you lose. What is your chance of winning? Every Monday for a month, you record H the number of cars, SUVs, and trucks at a construction site. You notice that the number of vehicles changes each day. On the following Monday, how can you estimate the number of each kind of vehicle there will be in the lot