HW #58 Vol 2: Pg. 725 #1-3 Pg. 728 #13-16
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20 questions
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Find the experimental probability (what actually happens).
Find the experimental probability (what actually happens).
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Find the theoretical probablity (what should happen).
Find the theoretical probablity (what should happen).
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The experimental probability is ________ to the theoretical probably.
The experimental probability is ________ to the theoretical probably.
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Find the experimental probability (what actually happens).
Find the experimental probability (what actually happens).
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Find the theoretical probablity (what should happen).
Find the theoretical probablity (what should happen).
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The experimental probability is ________ to the theoretical probably.
The experimental probability is ________ to the theoretical probably.
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Find the experimental probability (what actually happens).
Find the experimental probability (what actually happens).
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Find the theoretical probablity (what should happen).
Find the theoretical probablity (what should happen).
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The experimental probability is ________ to the theoretical probably.
The experimental probability is ________ to the theoretical probably.
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Explain a possible reason for the discrepancy.
Explain a possible reason for the discrepancy.
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How many people will choose the monkey exhibit as their favorite? Hint: set up a proportion.
How many people will choose the monkey exhibit as their favorite? Hint: set up a proportion.
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Predict how many people will choose the penguin exhibit as their favorite. Hint: set up a proportion and round to the nearest whole number.
Predict how many people will choose the penguin exhibit as their favorite. Hint: set up a proportion and round to the nearest whole number.
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Determine if each situation represents experimental or theoretical probablity.
Determine if each situation represents experimental or theoretical probablity.
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Determine if each situation represents experimental or theoretical probablity.
Determine if each situation represents experimental or theoretical probablity.
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Determine if each situation represents experimental or theoretical probablity.
Determine if each situation represents experimental or theoretical probablity.
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Which has the greater probability?
Which has the greater probability?
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Which has the greater probability?
Which has the greater probability?