Experimental probability is the outcome during a certain experiment. add up the total number of times it was spinned. You should get 40. To find the experimental probability of each section, simply divide the number by 40. This will give you the percentage for each one. For example, spinner A. 14/40=.35 Multiply this by one hundred to find the percentage (35%). Do this for all and let me know if you need help converting them to fractions. :)
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Answer:
5.3%
Step-by-step explanation:
% Increase = Increase / Original Number × 100.
68/1283 * 100
= 5.3%
Answer:
0.481, 0.487653287..,. and 0.48953
Step-by-step explanation:
There is no way I could know what numbers Carl has writen because there is an uncountably infinite number of numbers Carl could have written. But if I had to guess it would be 0.481, 0.487653287... and 0.48953
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