spinning a spinner on a circle which has 9 equal different colored sections. results are below.
Spin Color
1 red
2 purple
3 yellow
4 blue
5 purple
Does experimental outcome match the theoretical outcome?
No, because not enough trials were done in the experiment.
can that be a possible answer

Question

spinning a spinner on a circle which has 9 equal different colored sections.  results are below.
Spin	Color
1	red
2	purple
3	yellow
4	blue
5	purple
Does experimental outcome match the theoretical outcome?
No, because not enough trials were done in the experiment.
can that be a possible answer

anonymous · Answer

if its no then it has to be because not enough trials were done i doubt the colors have anything to do with that

anonymous · Answer

1 in 9 chance i think it matches.

anonymous · Answer

the 2 purples are just an experimental thing due to chance.

kropot72 · Answer

The number of trials is not given, therefore it is not valid to compare the experimental outcome with the theoretical oucome.

anonymous · Answer

5 trials?

anonymous · Answer

looks like 5 trials

kropot72 · Answer

Agreed there were 5 trials.
There were only 5 trials. This is too few to validly compare the experimental outcome with the theoretical outcome.

anonymous · Answer

th answer was  no because not enoguh trials were done

kropot72 · Answer

A fair enough answer :)