Answer
Experimental Probability = (120/600) = 0.20
Theoretical Probability = (100/600) = 0.167
Step-by-step explanation
Experimental probability uses the results of an actual experiment to compute the probability of an event.
Theoretical probability uses what the results should be, in theory, to calculate the probability of the event.
Probability of an event = (Number of times the event occurs)/(Total number of times)
For experimental probability,
Number of times the event occurs = Number of times 4 came up in the experiment = 120
Total number of times = 600
Experimental Probability = (120/600) = 0.20
For theoretical probability,
Since there are 6 numbers, the number of times that one number can come up is 100 out of 600 times.
Number of times the event occurs = 100
Total number of times = 600
Theoretical Probability = (100/600) = 0.167
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