CHAPTER 4 TEST ALTERNATIVE

If you prefer not to take the written test for Chapter 4, you may complete one of the alternate projects
below, which require you to write a program on your graphing calculator. The letters next to each
project refer to the highest grade that you can receive if you complete that particular project. If some
components do not work or the programming is incomplete, then you will lose points and, as a result,
you may not earn the grade that was originally sought after. In addition to transferring the program to
Mr. Witkowsky’s calculator, you will also need to submit a reference list, stating which outside resources
you used to complete this project. Since this is considered an assessment, Mr. Witkowsky will not be
able to assist in the development of your program.

A: Write a program that does everything “B” does, in addition to displaying a graph that shows a
connected scatter plot (xyLine).

B: Write a program that simulates the rolling of two dice:

Input: 1) Provide a number that the two dice should add up to.

Output: 1) Create a table that includes 3 columns:

L1 – The sum of the chosen number provided in Input: 1, for each roll distinguished in
L2.

L2 – The number of rolls, which should include the following numbers: {5, 10, 20, 30, 40,
50, 75, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 900}

L3 – The percent (=L1/L2)

C: Write a program that simulates the rolling of two dice:

Input: 1) Number of rolls; 2) Provide a number that the two dice should add up to.

Output: 1) How many times does the chosen number from “Input: 2” appear in the number of
rolls set by “Input: 1”.

D: Write a program that simulates the rolling of two dice:

Input: 1) Number of rolls; 2) Provide a number that the two dice should add up to.

Output: 1) Sums of numbers are listed and then sorted in L1.