An example of a bivariate experiment is _____.
A) tossing a coin once
B) rolling a pair of dice
C) winning or losing a football game
D) passing or failing a course

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Rolling a pair of dice is a bivariate experiment as it has two variables, the number rolled on each die. The other options have only one variable, either winning/losing a game or passing/failing a course. Tossing a coin is also a univariate experiment as it has only one variable, the result of the coin toss.

An Example of a Bivariate Experiment Is _____