Chapter 12: Q33. (page 796)
The results of a simulation of coin flipping are shown.
Outcome | Frequency |
heads | 25 |
tails | 75 |
What is the experimental probability of heads?
Short Answer
The experimental probability is 0.25.
Chapter 12: Q33. (page 796)
The results of a simulation of coin flipping are shown.
Outcome | Frequency |
heads | 25 |
tails | 75 |
What is the experimental probability of heads?
The experimental probability is 0.25.
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