Question

Since theoretical probability is the number of favorable outcomes / the number of possible, then the theoretical probability that a coin toss results in two heads showing is ?
How to find it: 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/4

Answer 1

The frequency is 28/100

Answer 2

@Daniellelovee

Answer 3

that is a lot of questions

Answer 4

IKR

Answer 5

Just please show me how to solve #1 and #7 please :)

Answer 6

yeah hold on lol Im thinking I haven't done this type of problems in a long time

Answer 7

oklol :)

Answer 8

yeah I dont remember how to do this because it seems like is too easy by just doing the numbers listed over 100 but it seems to easy to be true so I'll just tag someone that might be able to help you (smart people)
@pooja195

Answer 9

ok :)

Answer 10

thx anyway ;)

Answer 11

lol np and Im sorry I couldn't help :(

Answer 12

:) its all right :)

Answer 13

@Luigi0210 @MuzykLyfe

Answer 14

What do you need Jeannie?

Answer 15

How to find the theoretical probability

Answer 16

look at the document

Answer 17

Ok give me a sec

Answer 18

ok :)

Answer 19

#1 is 28%

Answer 20

:) how did you do that?

Answer 21

28 over 100 is 28%

Answer 22

ok :)

Answer 23

and #7?

Answer 24

Compare the theoretical probabilities to your experimental probabilities. Why might there be a difference?
Because theoretical is based of theory and is usually correct
your experimental can be wrong if you mess up the slightest

Answer 25

ok thx soooo much :)

Answer 26

:)