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ATami rolled a die 20 times. 14 times it landedon an even number; 6 times it landed on an oddnumber. How does the experimental andtheoretical probability compare, for rollingan even number?BCThe experimentalprobability
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ATami rolled a die 20 times. 14 times it landedon an even number; 6 times it landed on an oddnumber. How does the experimental andtheoretical probability compare, for rollingan even number?BCThe experimentalprobability isThe theoreticalThe experimental

ATami rolled a die 20 times. 14 times it landedon an even number; 6 times it landed-example-1
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Theoretical probability is what we expect to happen, whereas experimental probability is what actually happens.

experimental probability : 14/20 = 0.7

Theoretical probability : 3/6 = 0.5

Experimental probability is higher.

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