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The experimental probability and theoretical probability of an event are not necessarily the same. A) true B) false

The experimental probability and theoretical probability of an event are not necessarily the same. A) true B) false
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The experimental probability and theoretical probability of an event are not

necessarily the same.
A) true B) false

User Nick Edgar
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the answer is false.
User Mateusz Pryczkowski
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B I’m just putting random letters because I have to add characters apparentlyndnnd
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