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KATRIN_1 [288]3 years ago

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1) The probability of getting a queen is 187/10000 which is 0.0187 = 1.87%

2) The probability is 449 / 479 which is 0.937 = 93.7%

You may need to round the answers. It doesn't say if they need to be rounded or not.

8_murik_8 [283]3 years ago

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Hi ShadowHawk,

1) If you conduct an experiment and randomly pull a card from a deck of cards 10,000 times, getting a Queen of Hearts 187 times, what is the experimental probability of drawing a Queen of Hearts the next time?

187/10,000 = 1.87% = 1.9%

2) If a kicker has kicked a ball 479 times for the extra point and scored the point 449 times, what is the experimental probability of the kicker making the next field?

449/479 = 93.7% = 94%

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