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ryzh [129]
4 years ago
9

One dozen students each drop a brass tack six times from a height of six inches onto a level hard surface. They record the numbe

r of times the tack lands point up. The table below lists their results.
What was the experimental probability that the tack lands point-up for student 4?

Mathematics
1 answer:
pshichka [43]4 years ago
8 0

Experimental Probability = 2/3

To find the experimental probability that the tack lands point-up for student 4, we can use the following equation

\frac{Point-up}{Attempts}\\\frac{4}{6} or\frac{2}{3}

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