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3 years ago

50 Points

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Experimental is the actual measured desiredoutcome/totaltrials

total trials=10+12+28=50

green is 28
so 28/50 or 14/25 is the experimental proablity of doing green

theoretical is desired/total possible,
total possible=total number of marbles=5+8+12=25
desired=8, so 8/25 is theoretical probablity of draing green

I would expect the experimental proabblity to approach the value of the theoretical proabblity, not sure why tho

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