2. A box contains 10,000 tickets: 4,000 0 's and 6,000 1 '5. 10,000 draws will be made at random with replacement from this box. Which of the following best describes the situation? The number of 1's will be 6,000 exactly. The number of 1's Isyery likely to equal 6,000, but there Is also small chance that it will not be equal to 6,000. The number of 1's Is likely to be different from 6,000, but the difference is likely to be small compared to 10.000. Explain your answer: 3. A quiz has 25 multiple choice questions. Each question has 5 possible answers, one of which is correct. A correct answer is worth 4 points, but a point is taken offfor each Inoorrect answer. A student answers all the questions by guessing at random. The score will be like the sum of draws from the box . {Fill in the rst blank with a number and the second with a box oftickets.} 4. You are playing a coin ipping game. It costs 81 no play once. In each game, you flip the two coins, and if there is at least one head showing, you get your $1 back plus an additional $1. [So you come out 51 ahead}. Otherwise, you win nothing. {So you come out 51 behind.) TRUE or FALSE: If you play 30 times, you will denitely come out $10 ahead. Explain your