Question: You are testing the performance of a prize wheel used for a televised game show. The wheel has been designed to deliver various outcomes with known probability, but the wheel is also a mechanical device that might drift from this objective over time. Your job is to see whether the wheel needs adjustment. You spin the wheel 200 times, and see these outcomes versus expectation: Outcome Observed Expected Game Over 35 25 Small Prize 120 110 Major Prize 3U 55 Grand Prize 15 10 Table 01: Game show wheel outcomes, observed counts after 200 trials versus expected counts. A. Determine the x2 score for a Goodness-of-Fit test on this data set. B. Determine the appropriate degrees of freedom for this test.| C. For a x2 distribution with the appropriate degrees of freedom for this test, you happen to know that P (X 2 7.815) = 0.05. Determine the appropriate outcome for the Goodness-of-Fit test on this data set