Pepsi ran a promo contest for their 20 oz. bottles of soda. Some of the caps said, "Please try again!" while others said, "You're a winner!" Pepsi advertised the promotion with the slogan "1 in 6 wins a prize." Mrs. Gallas' statistics class wonders if the company's claim is true. To find out, all 30 students in the class go to the store, and each buys one 20-ounce bottle of the soda. Two of them get caps that say "You're a winner!" Does this result give convincing evidence that the company's 1-in-6 claim is inaccurate? You and your classmates will perform a simulation to help answer this question. 1. Roll your die 30 times to imitate the process of the students in Mr. Wilcox's statistics class buying their sodas. How many of them won a prize? 2. Plot the number of prize winners you got in Step 1 on the dot plot on the whiteboard