The experimental probability is not what the mathematical probability of something always is of happening, but rather the probability based on the pattern of given data in a given experiment. So rather than giving the likelihood of picking a red card on the next pick, you would instead give the "likelihood" of picking a red card based on the trend found in the given data. This would amount to 24/60 which, simplified, would be 2/5, or 40%.
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