Answer:
B. The experimental probability of a 1 is 25%.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since there are 4 sections of equal size, the theoretical probability of landing on any one of the them is equal. The probability of landing on any one of the sections is 25%. The experimental probability is based on the results of an actual experiment, meaning spinning the spinner, and recording the results.
A. The theoretical probability of a 1 is 25%. True as explained above.
B. The experimental probability of a 1 is 25%. False. There were three spins. One spin resulted in a 1. The experimental probability of spinning a 1 is 1/3 or 33 1/3 %.
C. If you spin the same spinner again and get different results, the experimental probabilities are different, but the theoretical probabilities have not changed. True. See explanation above. The theoretical probability is always 25% for any of the sections, 1, 2, 3, or 4. The experimental probability depends on the results of the actual spins that were performed.
D. The experimental probability of a 2 is 0%. True. The spinner was spun 3 times. There was no result of a 2, so the experimental probability of landing on a 2 is 0%.
Answer: The false statement is B. The experimental probability of a 1 is 25%.
You should use curly braces instead of parenthesis to indicate set notation. The answer is {101, 404} as these two values are in both set A and set B at the same time. The upside down U symbol means "intersection" which is where the two sets overlap. In terms of a Venn Diagram, you'll have two overlapping circles. In the overlapping region is where 101 and 404 are written. In the region of circle A that is outside of B, you'll have 202, 303, and 505. There is nothing to write in the region of B that is outside of A (since all of B is inside A)
Once again, the answer is {101, 404}
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of getting 1 red is 4/7. The probability of getting 2 reds in a row is (4/7)^2 = 16/49.
