Answer:
<u>1. The theoretical probability of rolling an even number and flipping heads is 25%.</u>
<u>2. The experimental probability of rolling a 1 and flipping tails is 15%.</u>
<u>3. The experimental probability of flipping heads is 40%.</u>
<u>4. I think around 7%.</u>
<u>5. I would expect to roll 3 and land on heads 8 times.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
I am not sure about number 4.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
AC = length of flagpole = 12 ft
AB = length of shadow = 14 ft
BC = length from the top of the flagpole to the end of the shadow = x ft
Use Pythagorean theorem to find the length of x,
x² = AC² + BC²
= 12² + 14²
= 144 + 196
= 340
x = √340
x = 18.4 ft
Answer: Lin is the most consistent and I would want to have them on my team.
Why is this? Because their dots are more clustered together compared to the other distributions. Elena may have made the most shots (9) at one point, but her data set is very spread out and more unpredictable. The more spread out a data set is, the higher the variance and standard deviation. The range is also affected by how spread out the data set is since
range = max - min
So in a rough sense, the range can be used to estimate the variance and standard deviation. Though more accurate formulas are usually the better way to go.
