Question

Will medal.

Answer 1

True/False Theoretical probability is based on performing trials.

Answer 2

I think true but let me check

Answer 3

true

Answer 4

I know for sure

Answer 5

i know for sure it is false

Answer 6

True.. :)

Answer 7

No clue:x

Answer 8

I lied its False

Answer 9

Now I'm confused :(

Answer 10

it,s true

Answer 11

its true

Answer 12

true

Answer 13

Well everybody is saying teur so Ill go with true

Answer 14

true*

Answer 15

true

Answer 16

its False guys

Answer 17

You guys... :( Idkk

Answer 18

true

Answer 19

dude its true

Answer 20

Whatever believe them if you want

Answer 21

Theoretical probability is based on performing trials. True

Answer 22

Alright I'll go with true. I'll let y'all know if it's wrong or not.

Answer 23

I said it first though ;)

Answer 24

Actually i did

Answer 25

@Holly00d1248 The pressure is on.

Answer 26

Hold on. I gotta answer a few more questions & then I'll know if it's wrong.

Answer 27

LOL Wait are you serious:/

Answer 28

but you changed it and went to false

Answer 29

If @Holly00d1248 gets it right everybody better give him a medal

Answer 30

Theoretical Probability

Theoretical probability is the probability that is calculated using math formulas. This is the probability based on math theory.

Experimental Probability

Experimental probability is calculated when the actual situation or problem is performed as an experiment. In this case, you would perform the experiment, and use the actual results to determine the probability.

In order to accurately perform an experiment, you must:

Identify what constitutes a "trial".
Perform a minimum of 25 trials
Set up an organizer (table or chart) to record your data.

Answer 31

See

Answer 32

Now I'm going with false lol

Answer 33

I am right I know it

Answer 34

@Juando and @Legends and @unknown101 and @~SierraBozarth~

Answer 35

I am right

Answer 36

Im gonna get like four medals for this @Legends said so. LOL

Answer 37

What was it @~SierraBozarth~

Answer 38

False of course right

Answer 39

what is it

Answer 40

Idk yet. I'm still answering other questions.

Answer 41

O well take your time don't want you to get the other ones wrong.LOL

Answer 42

I got a question

Answer 43

what

Answer 44

A bag has 5 red marbles, 6 blue marbles and 4 black marbles. What is the probability of picking a red marble, replacing it, and then picking a black marble? A. 1.9 B. 4/45 C. 8/75 D. 1/15

Answer 45

I think D @Legends

Answer 46

Yup I would go with d

Answer 47

Okey dokey

Answer 48

Boom two in arow

Answer 49

Because 4/15 minus 5/15=1/15

Answer 50

I'm on fiyar

Answer 51

Actually the correct answer is 4/45

Answer 52

hahaha on fire alright

Answer 53

lol

Answer 54

was i right on the top one well i dont have to ask i know i am

Answer 55

I'm not done yet. Hold on.

Answer 56

@Legends My fan status bumped from 105 to 111 just today.

Answer 57

its cause your awesome.LOL

Answer 58

Lmaoo not really

Answer 59

whatever don't say that

Answer 60

Think about a six-sided die with each number, 1 through 6, appearing once on each die. Which of the following events is mutually inclusive?

Rolling a number less than 2 or a number greater than 4.

Rolling a 3 or an even number.

Rolling a 3 or a factor of 6.

Rolling a number less than 4 or a 6.

Answer 61

Are you done

Answer 62

the question on the board states no

Answer 63

I'm done. THE ANSWER WAS FALSE.

Answer 64

ooh

Answer 65

boom i your faces