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Greg is the lead scorer on his school's hockey team. He scores a goal 3 out of every 4 attempts. Design a
simulation to determine the probability Greg will score a goal on his next attempt.

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  1. Use 3 white balls and 1 red ball.
    3/4 of the balls are white which represents the 3 out of 4 goals.
    Draw a ball from a bag and record its color and put it back into the bag,
    Repeat this many times (maybe even 50 times).
    When you are done divide the number of times that you got a white ball by 50 and see if you come close to 3/4.

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