At a carnival, a customer notices that a prize wheel has 5 equal parts, one of which is labeled "winner. " She would like to conduct a simulation to determine how many spins it would take for the wheel to land on "winner. " She assigns the digits to the outcomes.




0, 1 = winner


2-9 = not a winner


How can a random number table be used to simulate one trial of this situation?


A) Read 100 single-digit numbers. Count the number of 0s and 1s.

B) Read single-digit numbers until finding the first 0 or 1. Count the number of 0s and 1s.

C) Read single-digit numbers until finding the first 0 or 1. Count the number of digits needed to get the first 0 or 1.

D) Read 100 single-digit numbers. Count the number of digits needed to get a 0 and the number of digits needed to get a 1