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a class rolled number cubes. their results are shown in the table. what is the experimental probability of rolling number 1? round your answer to the nearest tenth.

a class rolled number cubes. their results are shown in the table. what is the experimental-example-1
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Answer: 15.7%

Step-by-step explanation

The probability of an event A is given by:


P(A)=\frac{\text{ occurence of events A}}{\text{total occurrences}}

In our case, event A is rolling the number 1. Thus, we have 42 occurrences, while the total occurrences are:


\text{ Total occurrences}=42+44+45+44+47+46=268

Then:


P(A)=(42)/(268)=0.1567

Changing to percent:


0.157*100\%\approx15.7\%

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