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Which situation demonstrates the law of large numbers

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sveticcg [70]2 years ago

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Answer: Choice B

The more trials you do, the closer the empirical probability should get to the theoretical probability. It won't be a perfect match but it will likely be close enough so to speak. Note how 70/420 = 1/6.

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