Tiya flipped a coin 40 times. the coin landed heads up 16 times and tails up 24 times. part

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Probability? I'm guessing it is asking for a written response so I'll try my best.

If the coin landed heads up 16 times then the probability would be 16/40 which can be reduced to 2/5
If the coin landed tails up 24 times you would do the same so 24/40 and then you can reduce that to 3/5

Part a: The experimental probability of it being tails would be 3/5
Part b: The experimental probability of it being heads would be 2/5

hopefully, I understood the question correctly but I believe this is the right answer

Blababa [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

a) Experimental probability = 0.4

a) Theoretical probability = 0.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Probability is the ratio of number of favorable outcome to total number of out comes.

Part a:

The experimental probability of the coin landing heads up

Total number of outcomes = 40

Number of favorable outcome = 16

Experimental probability $=\frac{16}{40}=0.4$

Part b:

The theoretical probability of the coin landing heads up

A coin has two sides head and tail,so probability of landing heads up is 0.5.

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