Question

1. A number cube is rolled 24 times and lands on '2' four times and on '6' three times.

A.Find the experimental probability of landing on a 2.
B.Find the experimental probability of NOT landing on a 6.
C. Compare the experimental probability that you found in part A to its theoretical probability.
D. Compare the experimental probability that you found in part B to its theoretical probability.

Answer 1

A. 4 out of 24 , is 4/24 = 1/6 , one in six

Answer 2

A. 1/24
b. 23/24
c. idk
d. idk
well nevermind. unkle probably knows more than me -_- go with his answer. once agaaaiin... xD

Answer 3

B. (24-3)/24 = 21/24 = 7/8

Answer 4

for C. and D.
Assume the numbers one to six are each on a single side of the cube and the cube is fair,

C. the experimental probability is equal to the theoretical probability (1/6).
D. the experimental probability is 7/8= 42/48 the theoretical probability is 5/6=40/48
there were more sixes than expected

Answer 5

Thanks !(: