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Pj spun the spinner 12 times. He landed on the number 3 four times. How does the theoretical probability compare to the experimental probability
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Pj spun the spinner 12 times. He landed on the number 3 four times. How does the theoretical probability compare to the experimental probability

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Answer:She spun the arrow. 40 times and recorded the frequencies in the table. Based on the data, what is the probability that the next spin will land on H

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