Describe how to use a source of random data to simulate multiple trials of this situation. A student guesses on all 10 questions of a multiple-choice quiz. Each question has three choices.

Question

a. Assign 00-09 to all of the correct answers and 10-29 for all the wrong answers. Generate random numbers from 00 – 29 to represent all of the individual questions on the quiz.

b. 1/3 of each bank of answers is correct, so assign 0,1,2 if an answer is correct and 3 - 9 if the answer is correct. Generate random numbers from 0 – 9 to represent an individual question on the quiz. Repeat 9 more times to represent all 10 questions on the quiz.

c. Assign 1 to a correct answer and 2, 3 to an incorrect answer. Generate random numbers from 1 to 3 to represent an individual question on the quiz. Repeat 9 more times to represent all 10 questions on the quiz.

d. Assign 0 if an answer is incorrect and 1 if the answer is correct. Generate random numbers from 0 – 1 to represent an individual question on the quiz. Repeat 9 more times to represent all 10 questions on the quiz.