In your data set, 2 and 4 each show up 3 times. The experimental probability of rolling a 2 or 4 is 6/20 = 0.30.
The theoretical probability of rolling one of 2 given numbers out of 8 is 2/8 = 0.25. The experimental probability in this case is greater than the theoretical probability.
If something is placed the way these places are(directly NORTH and the park is SOUTH) all you have to do is add your two values, lining up your decimal points. 1.75 +.6 2.35 Let me know if this helps by making me your brainliest answer
If t represents the number of teeth in one row...and a shark has 3 rows of teeth...then the expression to find out how many teeth he has in his entire mouth is : 3t
