Please go to http://www.shodor.org/interactivate/activities/BasicSpinner/ 2. Change the number of sections to 2, by pressing the -1 button twice. You should now see the spinner described above. 3. Set the number of spins to 20 4. Click new experiment 5. Click Spin 6. Record the percentage of times the spinner landed on Blue, this is shown in the probability box under experimental. 7. Repeat steps 4-6, 30 times record the results on the back of this page. Sample 1 Sample 11 Sample 21 Sample 2 Sample 12 Sample 22 Sample 3 Sample 13 Sample 23 Sample 4 Sample 14 Sample 24 Sample 5 Sample 15 Sample 25 Sample 6 Sample 16 Sample 26 Sample 7 Sample 17 Sample 27 Sample 8 Sample 18 Sample 28 Sample 9 Sample 19 Sample 29 Sample 10 Sample 20 Sample 30 Create a histogram of your data You can use the template below, or create a different one. You need to use the same increments on the axis's as the template below. Make sure to save your plot or take a picture you will need it for the discussion board. # of Samples 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 % of times spinner lands on Blue 1. About where does the plot peak? Is it close to the parameter? 2. Where are most of the statitistics clustered? What does this tell you about the behavior of statistics from random samples? 3. If we were to repeat this 100 more times and add all of the new statistics to the plot what do you think would happen? 4. Do the results match with the theory? Recall that the theory says the middle of plot should be close to .5 and should have an approximate bell shape if we have a a large number of samples