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Solution: Rolling a pair of fair dice should give a seven one out of every six rolls on average. You suspect a certain pair of dice was altered to give

Question: (7 pts) Rolling a pair of fair dice should give a seven one out of every six rolls on average. You suspect a certain pair of dice was altered to give sevens more frequently. You roll the dice 1000 times and get 200 sevens. Can you conclude (test at α=1%) from this evidence that the dice were altered to increase the frequency of rolling seven?

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Solution: Rolling a pair of fair dice should give a seven one out of every six rolls on average. You suspect a certain pair of dice was altered to give

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