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For a certain experiment, if we expect to get a heart six times in 180 trials, what is the theoretical probability of getting a

heart?
1/50
1/30
1/25/
1/100

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ipn [44]3 years ago

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Answer: 1/30

Step-by-step explanation: All u do is divide 180 by 6 its pretty simply math.

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