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The two experiments involve selecting a letter at random from two different words: "ALABAMA" and "LAMB". Let's look at what is the same and what is different about these two experiments. What is the same: 1. Both experiments involve selecting a letter at random. This means that the selection process is based on chance, and any letter from the given word has an equal probability of being selected. 2. Both experiments involve selecting a letter from a word. In both cases, the word consists of a sequence of letters. What is different: 1. The words being used in the experiments are different. In the first experiment, the word is "ALABAMA", while in the second experiment, the word is "LAMB". 2. The letters that can be selected are different. In the first experiment, the possible letters that can be selected are 'A', 'L', 'B', 'M'. In the second experiment, the possible letters that can be selected are 'L', 'A', 'M', 'B'. 3. The probability of selecting each letter is different. In the first experiment, since the word "ALABAMA" has two 'A's, the probability of selecting 'A' is higher compared to the other letters. In the second experiment, since the word "LAMB" has no repeating letters, each letter has an equal probability of being selected. In summary, the experiments are similar in that they involve selecting a letter at random from a word, but they differ in the words being used, the possible letters that can be selected, and the probability of selecting each letter.