The experimental probability, sometimes known as the relative frequency, is the number of times the 'interesting' event occurs divided by the number of events in total that have occurred.
In your case, the 'interesting' event is rolling a 3. This happened <u>11 times</u>.
The total number of events that have occurred is 7+9+11+6+9+8 = <u>50</u>.
So the experimental probability of rolling a three is 11/50 = <u><em>0.22</em></u>
Hello,
Let's solve this problem mathematically.
For first design...

For second design...

To use an entire budget for design she must order.
For first design
5800÷3000 = 1.93f
or
For second design
5800÷11000=0.52s
Hope this helps answer your question!
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You need to set this up with a proportion and solve. 18/x-5 = 13.5/12.
cross multiply 13.5x-67.5=216
now solve for x
13.5x=283.5
x=21
the missing side is equal to 21-5, which is equal to16
In −3z+6b−7, the first term is -3z. It's a variable term, since z is assumed to be a variable. The coefficient of this variable, z, is -3.