Question

help!

Answer 1

@jtvatsim

Answer 2

Which ratio best defines experimental probability?

Number of times an event occurs:Total number of times the activity is performed
Total number of times the activity is performed:Number of times an event occurs
Number of nonfavorable outcomes:Number of possible outcomes
Number of possible outcomes:Number of nonfavorable outcomes

Answer 3

@jtvatsim

Answer 4

Well I don't know how really to explain this without giving a direct answer...but http://www.mathgoodies.com/glossary/term.asp?term=experimental%20probability that should probably help you out

Answer 5

@jtvatsim what is it?

Answer 6

B?

Answer 7

Close, other way around. It's the number of times occurs to the total times.

Answer 8

A?

Answer 9

Yes, it was actually in the link

Answer 10

wait is it A or B?

Answer 11

"Experimental probability is the ratio of the number of times an event occurs to the total number of trials or times the activity is performed."

Answer 12

so B? @Astrophysics

Answer 13

C'mon man just read the sentence..

Answer 14

A

Answer 15

Yes

Answer 16

thanks :) sorry by the way, lol

Answer 17

It's cool

Answer 18

@Astrophysics

Answer 19

This one should be pretty straight forward you want to find the amount of white beads in a total of 1000, so what is the original ratio out of a 100?

Answer 20

um, i dont get it

Answer 21

You're just suppose to multiply the original ratio by 1000

Answer 22

whats the original ratio?

Answer 23

Read your question and tell me what you think

Answer 24

It's not difficult see if you can figure it out first, out of a 100 trials how many times was white pulled out, just read the boxes.

Answer 25

270?

Answer 26

Yes, that's it! Because the original you have 27/100 multiply that by 1000 you get 270 :-)

Answer 27

That's all to it, not so hard right?

Answer 28

nopoe :)

Answer 29

@Astrophysics