Question: Suppose you toss a dice 1000 times and notice that a one comes up 165 times. Based on this, you decide that the probability of obtaining a one on this die is 165/1000= .165. Your friend takes the same die, and tosses it 1000 times and notes that a one came up 170 times. He concludes that the probability of a one is 0.17. Discuss who is correct and report the empirical probabilities of obtaining a one after the 2000 tosses.