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A balanced die with six sides is rolled 60 times. For the binomial distubtion of X...

A balanced die with six sides is rolled 60 times. For the binomial distubtion of X = Numbers of 6’s, what is n, what is p, and what is q Find the mean and standard deviation of the distribution of X. What do these values tell you? If you observe X = 2, would you be skeptical that the die is balanced? Explained why, based on the mean and standard deviation of . How long would the value of X Have to be in order to prove evidence that the die is unbalanced? Hint a binomial distribution with a high number of trails approximates the normal distribution.

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