Searching the Internet and offering me some on review several examples of probability demonstrations.

You may use any simple example of probability that you find (e.g., picking M&Ms or cookies from a jar, spinning a spinner with different colored pieces, the weather). Consider searching the Internet with the phrases "how to teach probability," or "probability examples," or "probability demonstrations." The example you choose can be as elementary as you want as long as it allows you to answer the discussion prompts completely.

1. A link to the probability example you chose to review for this discussion.
2. An explanation of how your example demonstrates three of the following concepts related to statistical probability.
   • Relative Frequency
   • Likelihood of error
   • "Over the long run"
   • Random sampling
   • Representative sample
   • Random or chance events
   • Confidence that an event will occur the next time
   • Gambler's fallacy
   • Probability distribution
3. An explanation of how this example strengthened your understanding of statistical probability.