Which number of trials will yield an experimental probability that most closely matches the theoretical probability of the event? A 40 0 20 С 30 D 50

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Attila Szili asked Apr 1, 2023

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Which number of trials will yield an experimental probability that most closely matches the theoretical probability of the event?

A
40
0
20
С
30
D
50

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Answer:

D. 50.

Explanation:

50 trials . The greater the number of trials the closer will the experimental probability be to the theoretical.

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