A cereal company is giving away a prize in each box of cereal and they
advertise, "Collect all 6 prizes!" Each box of cereal has 1 prize, and each prize is
equally likely to appear in any given box. Caroline wonders how many boxes it
takes, on average, to get all 6 prizes.
She decides to do a simulation using random digits as follows:
Start at the left of Line 2 in the random digits provided.
• Look at single digit numbers.
The digits 1 - 6 represent the different prizes.
She ignores the digits 0,7, 8, 9.
. One trial of the simulation is done when all 6 digits have appeared.
At the end of the trial, she counts how many digits it took for every digit
How many boxes of cereal did it take to get all 6 prizes