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Trial of taking one ball out of a bag (white ball or red ball)

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We will conduct an experiment in which we place white and red balls into a bag, take one out, record its color,
and then return it to the bag. We will use random numbers.
The number of balls placed in the bag for each color is at least one,
and the total number of balls is ten or fewer.
The number of trials is 10.
Displaying the results.
The number of shiratama in the bag w0
  (The total number of white and red balls must be 10 or fewer.)
The number of red balls r0 in the bag
  (The total number of white and red balls must be 10 or fewer.)
First trial result  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
Second trial result  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
Third Trial Result  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
Test Results (4th Attempt)  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
Test Results (5th Attempt)  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
Test Results (6th Attempt)  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
7th trial result  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
8th trial result  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
9th trial result  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
10th trial result  (White ball = 0, Red ball = 1)
Number of times shiratama appeared 
Number of times a red ball appeared 
Number of times white balls appeared / Number of trials: 10 
Number of times a red ball appeared / Number of trials: 10 
Digit display setting: 10 digits. Digit count can be changed. Real number calculation mode.

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