7. The following are three different simulations to determine the experimental probability of having two children...

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7. The following are three different simulations to determine the experimental probability of having two children in a family both be girls. Which is best to produce a more meaningful or significant probability and why? (2 marks) a) A die is rolled 200 times; a '1' is counted as a girl child, a '2' is counted as a boy child; all other numbers are ignored b) A coin is tossed 150 times; a 'heads' is counted as a girl child, a 'tails' is counted as a boy child c) A coin is tossed 300 times; a 'heads' is counted as a boy child, a 'tails' is counted as a girl child The best simulation is Explain why you chose your answer: 7. The following are three different simulations to determine the experimental probability of having two children in a family both be girls. Which is best to produce a more meaningful or significant probability and why? (2 marks) a) A die is rolled 200 times; a '1' is counted as a girl child, a '2' is counted as a boy child; all other numbers are ignored b) A coin is tossed 150 times; a 'heads' is counted as a girl child, a 'tails' is counted as a boy child c) A coin is tossed 300 times; a 'heads' is counted as a boy child, a 'tails' is counted as a girl child The best simulation is Explain why you chose your answer: