Coin Section - Texas Instruments Probability Simulation User Manual

2.1.4 Spin Spinner
2.1.5 Draw Cards
2.1.6 Random Numbers
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Coin Section

2.1 Setting up the simulation
From the coin section main screen, select the "SET" menu item by
pressing F3. This will take you to the Settings screen.
2.1.2 Trial Set
2.1.3 Coins
2.1.3 Graph
2.1.4 StoTbl
This section is used for simulation of many types of objects along
with large numbers in each section. There are 5 types of marbles
with the number of each variable as per user settings. The number
of each type picked is counted.
This section is used for simple simulation of a multi-sided object.
There can be between 2 and 8 sides to the spinner but only one
spinner can be used. The probability of each section can be
weighed and the section selection is counted.
This section is used for a large number of objects along with
different categories with equal numbers in them. There is a 52 and
32 card deck option. Each card is shown in a table along with
number and suit. Only one deck can be used at a time.
This section is used for a straightforward example of random
numbers. It is done in the same manner of a slot machine with up
to 6 numbers be randomized at once. These numbers can be from
0 to 99 and each set of trials is shown.
This is set to 1 by default. When set at one, 1 trial will occur when
you press "TOSS" and then a menu will appear with further trial
amounts of 1, 10 and 50. If you edit this number to be anything
other than 1, that amount of trials will occur when you press
"TOSS" but no menu will appear after that.
This is set to 1 by default. The Coins is the number of coins
flipped per trial. You can set it from 1 to 3 only. If there is more
than one coin, the total number of heads will be counted.
This is set to frequency (Freq) by default. When frequency is
selected, the graph-selection text will display the frequency or
number of times the heads have occurred. When simulated
probability (SimProb) is selected, the graph-selection text will
display the relative ratio that has occurred for that coin.
This has three settings with All as the default. When set to No,
only the graph can be viewed and no table data can be seen. The
only other viewable amount is 50, other than all.
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