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Justin rolled a number cube 48 times. The cube landed on the number six 2 4 times. Is the experimental probability greater than or less than the theoretical probability? Explain.
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Justin rolled a number cube 48 times. The cube landed on the number six 2

4 times. Is the experimental probability greater than or less than the
theoretical probability? Explain.

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Answer:

greater than

Explanation:

half the times the cube was rolled it landed on six the theoretical probability is only eight, 48 > 8

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