A six sided number cube is tossed one time and shows the number 4. What is the experimental probability of the number cube showi
ng the number 4? Experimental Probability (4) = After five more tosses, the number cube has shown the number 4 twice out of six total tosses. Calculate the experimental probability of the number cube showing 4, taking this new data into account. Experimental Probability (4) = After six more tosses, the number cube has shown the number 4 twice out of 12 total tosses. Calculate the experimental probability of the number cube showing 4, taking this new data into account. Experimental Probability (4) = What is the theoretical probability of the number cube showing 4? Theoretical Probability (4) = The experimental probability will approach the theoretical probability as more trials are performed. answer all 4 questions
I'm pretty sure the answer is "A matrix separates rational and irrational numbers." (Note: I'm not that great with memorizing definitions, but I'm pretty sure.) Hope this helps :)