Question

Summarize the definitions of theoretical and experimental probability. Explain a situation where you might determine the probability of an occurrence. What circumstances might bring the results of experimental probability closer to theoretical probability?

Answer 1

Suppose I have an unbiased coin. I know that when I toss it I can either get a head or a tail. Also the occurrence of head and tail has equal probability.
\[P(H)=P(T)=\frac{1}{2}\]
This is theoretical probability
Do you agree with this?

Answer 2

yes, sorry I get it now. easy. Thanks for your example

Answer 3

It's not over, wait up!!

Answer 4

i figured it out i'm good

Answer 5

Good:D