Sarah rolled a number cube numbered 1 to 6. The table below shows the results of rolling the cube 50 times. Use the results in t he table to find the experimental probability.
Answer “P(3)”
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If P(3) stands for the probability of the number 3 getting rolled, since 3 was rolled 5 times (as shown on the graph) out of 50 (as mentioned in the question), the experimental probability would be: 5/50, which when simplified, is 1/10
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