Statement 1: The results from Game A align closely with the theoretical probability of winning that game. False
Statement 2: The results from Game B align closely with the theoretical probability of winning that game. True
Statement 3: The results from Game C align closely with the theoretical probability of winning that game. false
Statement 1: The results from Game A align closely with the theoretical probability of winning that game.
The theoretical probability of winning Game A is 1/7, since there is one violet section on the wheel. However, the results show that only 26 out of 175 players won, which is a win rate of 0.1486. This is significantly lower than the theoretical probability of winning.
Statement 2: The results from Game B align closely with the theoretical probability of winning that game.
The theoretical probability of winning Game B is 1/10, since there is one white ball in the box. The results show that 82 out of 200 players won, which is a win rate of 0.41. This is close to the theoretical probability of winning.
Statement 3: The results from Game C align closely with the theoretical probability of winning that game.
The theoretical probability of winning Game C is 1/6, since there is one side of the die that shows 6. The results show that only 39 out of 240 players won, which is a win rate of 0.1625. This is significantly lower than the theoretical probability of winning.
Overall, the results from Game B align most closely with the theoretical probability of winning.
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