Answer:200
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer to the problem wherein a computer simulation tossed a 10-faced die 5 times and you have to compute for the possible outcomes is simple. The answer is <span>18,144, 000 possible outcomes (if it's a combination). I got this through simply getting the 10! (3,628,800) and multiplying it 5.
However, if order is important (permutation), the number of possible outcomes is is </span>30240.
Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
Theoretical probability is expected probability of an occurrence hence the name theoretical. It is theoretical and not practical as it has not been experimented or actually become practical. Experimental probability on the other hand is probability that has been experimented- it is the result of test of probability on the actual population.
In the case above, the theoretical which is the expected probability that has not been experimented is 1/2 of getting Red cards. This probability is theoretical and therefore may change when tested. Hence the different result of 7 Red and 13 blacks with 20 cards picked when experimented
