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What is the reason for each step in the solution of inequality?

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Select all true statements

First, calculate the total observed frequency;

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$Total = 90$

<u>(a): Relative frequency of 4 is 2/9</u>

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$RF= \frac{Observed\ Frequency}{Total}$

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$Observed\ frequency = 20$

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The experimental probability is its relative frequency;

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<u>(c): Experimental probability of 2 greater than its theoretical probability</u>

Using the explanations in (b), we have:

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The experimental probability is:

$Pr = \frac{16}{90}$

Simplify

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$n(S)= 6$

$n(2) = 1$

The theoretical probability is:

$Pr = \frac{1}{6} = 0.167$

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