Hasaan has a spinner with 5 equal sections, each a different color. After only 10 spins, the pointer had landed on red 40% of the time. After a whopping 1,000 spins, the pointer landed on red only 22% of the time. How can Hasaan account for this change in experimental probability?
As the number of trials increase, the experimental probability reaches closer to the theoretical probability. (The Law of Large Numbers)
Define "theoretical probability."
It is the probability of what should occur.
What are the coordinates for point P?
(3,7)
Answer the following question...
Set C
Define "experimental probability."
The probability of what actually occurs.
Five yards is equal to how many feet?
3 feet
A letter tile is randomly selected from a bag, recorded, and replaced 100 times. The results are listed below. What is the experimental probability of selecting the letter "E"? A = 16 E = 11 I = 29 O = 19 U = 25
11/100 or 0.11, or 11%
Define "favorable outcome".
The outcome you are hoping happens. Or the outcome you are measuring.
Which line goes through the point (3,75)?
What is the name for point (0,0)? (the lower left corner of the coordinate grid)
The origin
Using the blue line, how many gallons of gas do you need to travel 50 miles?
5 gallons
Which axis is the vertical axis?
y-axis
What are the coordinates to a point that is 5 spaces up and 3 spaces right from the origin?
(3,5)