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A six-sided number cube is rolled 300 times. The results are 120 even numbers and 180 odd numbers. How does the relative frequency of rolling an even number compare to the theoretical probability? Select
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A six-sided number cube is rolled 300 times. The results are 120 even numbers and 180 odd numbers.
How does the relative frequency of rolling an even number compare to the theoretical probability?
Select from the drop-down menus to correctly complete the statements.
The relative frequency of rolling an even number is
Choose... 1. A equal to B Greater than C Less than
the theoretical probability. The theoretical probability is
Choose...2. A 0.4 B 0.5 C 0.6
and the relative frequency is
Choose... 3. A 40% B 50% C 60%
PLS HELP ASAP GIVE YOU 35 POINTS JUST CHOOSE A B C IN 1 2 3 PLS.
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Answers: 1. C, 2. A, 3. A I think, not 100% sure but hope this helps :)
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