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Steve flipped a coin 10 times and recorded his results in this chart. Part C: Did Steve’s EXPERIMENTAL result match the THEORETICAL probability of a coin landing heads up? If the probabilities are not
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Steve flipped a coin 10 times and recorded his results in this chart.

Part C: Did Steve’s EXPERIMENTAL result match the THEORETICAL probability of a coin landing heads up? If the probabilities are not the same, explain at least one possible reason for the difference.

Steve flipped a coin 10 times and recorded his results in this chart. Part C: Did-example-1
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it’s 100% accurate i did this before
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They are not the same but very close, the reasoning for this is that theoretical things are not 100% accurate therefore meaning that the answers with a real experiment may vary.
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