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probability theory predicts that there is a 76% chance of a water polo team winning at any particular match. if the water polo team playing two matches is stimulated 10,000 times in about how many of the
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probability theory predicts that there is a 76% chance of a water polo team winning at any particular match. if the water polo team playing two matches is stimulated 10,000 times in about how many of the stimulations would you expect them to win?
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7600 wins if it is 76 percent of 10000
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I believe that the answer yo are looking for is 3648 wins expected
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