Emmet rolls a number cube. In 5 out of 24 trials, he rolls a six. What is the difference between Emmet's experimental probability of rolling a six, and the theoretical probability of rolling a six? A 1

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Emmet rolls a number cube. In 5 out of 24 trials, he rolls a six. What is the

difference between Emmet's experimental probability of rolling a six, and
the theoretical probability of rolling a six?
A
1
24
B)
1
12

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