Question

you roll a number cube 20 times. it lands on 2 five times. what experimental probability of rolling a 2?

A. 40%

B. 10%

C. 25%

D. 17%

Answer 1

@123.go
@animefreakdesu
@beccaboo333
@bloopman
@ganeshie8
@iPwnBunnies
@Jennaaaaaa
@mathmale
@Preetha
@satellite73
@Shay17
@SolomonZelman
@Whitemonsterbunny17
@xGuardians
@Zale101

Answer 2

Let A be an outcome of the random experiment. Then A is called an event.
The Experimental probability of the event A is given by

P(A) = Number of times the event occurs/ Total number of trials

Answer 3

a.

Answer 4

@Jennaaaaaa COC

Answer 5

@lilcece can you try to substitute here

Answer 6

what is the number of times the event occurs ?

Answer 7

@Shay17 don't just say CoC... You have to explain what @Jennaaaaaa did wrong, to prevent further confusion.

@Jennaaaaaa, it is against the CoC (Code of Conduct) to give direct answers. Can you please explain your answer in a manner that @lilcece can understand how to do the problem?

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

@Whitemonsterbunny17 she can read the COC and find out for herself I don't need you to tell me anything, if you want to further elaborate then you do that

Answer 10

she did the experiment 20 times correct @lilcece ?

Answer 11

yea

Answer 12

don't respond to me @Whitemonsterbunny17 i'm trying to help @lilcece i don't need to have this conversation with you right now so explain the answer or whatever bye

Answer 13

wait i did not do nothing but say explain it more to me i dont understand

Answer 14

P(2) = 5/20

Answer 15

I did not say that you did anything wrong, @Shay17 .
If you are going to tell someone that they did something wrong, it is only kind to tell them what they did wrong.
Again, you are not in any wrong here. You did support the CoC, but you just didn't explain.
Anyway, keep up the good work.
I'm only supporting your argument to that user and the site's terms, I'm not going against you.

Either way, carry on.

Answer 16

Omg i'm not reading your story

Answer 17

Why didn't you @xguardians?
IM HERE TO SAVE THE DAY!

Experimental Probability - Probability based on the information gathered from experiments.

5/20 times rolled on 2 - > 1/4
1/4 = 25%
C.

Answer 18

anyways @lilcece are you still confused ?

Answer 19

lol @xGuardians because I know how to do it

Answer 20

Then why don't you explain and stop spamming the thread? @Shay17

Answer 21

I did did you read !

Answer 22

Would you please stay focused on lilcece's question.

Answer 23

@mathmale Answered it for her :) Thank you.

Answer 24

answer is 25% you get that by simply doing 5/20
so yea jennaaaa was wrong that's why you should explain

Answer 25

This is a case in observational probability. We do an experiment, we count how many "successes" result in a certain number of trials, and then come up with a probability that could be used to predict future outcomes.

Here\[P(rolling~ a~2) =\frac{ 5 }{ 20 }=?\]=0.25

Answer 26

plzz stop guy this place is a place of love plzz stop

Answer 27

and thaxs to the people who answered it

Answer 28

YW.

Answer 29

lol

Answer 30

what does YW mean

Answer 31

@xGuardians

Answer 32

your welcome

Answer 33

ty
thank you

Answer 34

@lilcece Your Welcome :P

Answer 35

ohhhhhhh