First of all, we need to define Experimental probability and Theoretical probability.
• Theoretical probability, is what we expect to happen, but sometiimes it isn't what actually happens.
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• On the other hand, ,experimental probability, is what it actually happens when we conduct several tries.
In our sample, let's see how many "9" we have in each random number:
• Number 1: We have 1 nine (7918)
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• Number 2: We have 1 nine (7910)
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• Number 3: We don't have any 9 (2546)
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• Number 4: We have 1 nine (1390)
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• Number 5: We don't have any nine (6075)
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• Number 6: We don't have any nine (1230)
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• Number 7: We don't have any nine (2386)
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• Number 8: We have 1 nine (0793)
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• Number 9: We have 1 nine (7359)
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• Number 10: We don't have any nine (3048)
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• Number 11: We don't have any nine (2816)
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• Number 12: We don't have any nine (6147)
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• Number 13: We have 1 nine (5978)
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• Number 14: We don't have any nine (5621)
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• Number 15: We have 1 nine (9732)
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• Number 16: We have 1 nine (9436)
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• Number 17: We don't have any nine (3806)
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• Number 18: We have 1 nine (5971)
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• Number 19; We don't have any nine (6173)
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• Number 20: We don't have any nine (1430)
Now, we can count how many numbers have a nine:
Total is nine (numbers 1, 2, 4, 8, 9 13, 15, 16, 18)
Therefore, the experimental probability is:
Total number of 9 in the sample/Total of random numbers in the sample
9/20 = 0.45
Interpretation: The experimental probability of the sample is 45%