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7.6I Probability: Experimental vs Theoretical

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7.6I Probability: Experimental vs Theoretical

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7.6I Probability: Experimental vs Theoretical
 

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Explore probabilities

by Rowan B. Grazier
1

If a fair six-sided die is rolled, what is the theoretical probability of getting a 4?

2

After 60 rolls, a coin lands heads 32 times. Which shows experimental probability?

3

Theoretical probability of drawing an Ace from a standard deck of 52 cards is:

4

Experiment: flipping a coin 50 times, 26 heads. Experimental probability of heads is:

5

A spinner with 4 equal sectors lands on red once in 8 trials. Experimental probability of red is:

6

Theoretical probability of rolling an even number on a die is:

7

Which pair best illustrates experimental vs theoretical probability?

8

If 12 of 36 draws were successes, experimental probability of success is:

9

Theoretical probability for drawing a heart from a full deck is:

10

An experiment shows 15 successes out of 60 trials. Theoretical probability would be:

11

Amy rolls a 12-sided die numbered from one to twelve. What is the probability Amy rolls a number divisible by 3?

12

Mr. Nguyen spins the spinner 50 times. The results of the spins are shown in the table. Based on the data, what is the experimental probability that Mr. Nguyen will spin a hexagon on the next spin?

13

What is the theoretical probability of flipping heads on a fair coin?

14

Experimental probability uses what kind of data to estimate likelihood?

15

If you roll a fair six-sided die, what is the theoretical probability of rolling a 4?

16

Experimental probability is often close to the theoretical value when what increases?

17

The empirical rule compares observed outcomes to what?

18

Which is more precise with more trials: theoretical or experimental probability?

19

What term describes the ratio of favorable outcomes to total outcomes in a sample space?

20

If two fair dice are rolled, what is the theoretical probability of sum 7?

21

If an experiment is biased, experimental probability may differ from what?

22

Which method relies on past data to predict future chances?

 
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