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An experiment is performed where a card is chosen from a deck of playing cards, the result is recorded, and the card is replaced. Based on the experimental data above, can we assume the deck is fair? Why or why not?

A.
No, the experimental probability is 10.76% above the theoretical probability.
B.
Yes, the experimental probability is 10.76% above the theoretical probability.
C.
Yes, the experimental probability is 10.76% below the theoretical probability.
D.
No, the experimental probability is 10.76% below the theoretical probability.

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(medal given, picture below)
An experiment is performed where a card is chosen from a deck of playing cards, the result is recorded, and the card is replaced. Based on the experimental data above, can we assume the deck is fair? Why or why not?

A.
No, the experimental probability is 10.76% above the theoretical probability.
B.
Yes, the experimental probability is 10.76% above the theoretical probability.
C.
Yes, the experimental probability is 10.76% below the theoretical probability.
D.
No, the experimental probability is 10.76% below the theoretical probability.

anonymous · Answer

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geerky42 · Answer

finally, a legal question... sorry i cannot help though