Calvin has a loaded (weighted) six-sided die. He rolls the die 200 times and records the following probabilities for each possible outcome. P(1)= 0.34 P(2)= 0.12 P)3)= 0.09 P(4)= 0.23 P(5)= 0.02 a) What is the probability of rolling a six. b) Calvin claims that his die has the same odds of rolling a nonprime number as a fair die. Prove that he is mistaken.