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Answer:

I think it would be 1/8 but that is a strong maybe

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For Q9, the experimental probability of a mother having 1 child is 4 over 25. In Q10, the experimental probability of landing on 2 is 1 over 5.

Q9: Experimental Probability of a Mother Having 1 Child

To find the experimental probability of a mother having 1 child, we divide the frequency of mothers with 1 child by the total number of mothers surveyed. In this case, the experimental probability is 8 divided by 50, which simplifies to 4 over 25.

Therefore, the experimental probability of a mother having 1 child is 4 over 25.

Q10: Experimental Probability of Landing on 2

For a number cube rolled 25 times with 2 landing five times, the experimental probability of landing on 2 is calculated as 5 divided by 25, which simplifies to 1 over 5.

Hence, the experimental probability of landing on 2 is 1 over 5.

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