Question

sample response: the simulation tool could be a coin flip, with heads up representing a girl and tails up representing a boy. one trial would require flipping the coin twice. one table would show the outcome of two coin tosses as tally marks, and indicate whether the results were boy - boy, boy - girl, or girl - girl. check all that you included in your response. the simulation tool could be a coin. one trial would require flipping a coin twice. the table would show the outcome of two coin tosses as tally marks, and indicate whether the results were boy - boy, boy - girl, or girl - girl.

Explanation:

The sample response describes using a coin - flip as a simulation tool for gender outcomes, with specific details about trials and how results are recorded. We check each statement against this description.

1. The simulation tool is indeed a coin as stated in the sample response.
2. The sample response says one trial requires flipping the coin twice.
3. The sample response mentions that the table shows the outcome of two coin tosses as tally marks and indicates the gender - pair results.

Answer:

The simulation tool could be a coin.
One trial would require flipping a coin twice.
The table would show the outcome of two coin tosses as tally marks, and indicate whether the results were boy - boy, boy - girl, or girl - girl.