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Theoretical probability disregards all the previous outcomes, and the theoretical probability is given in the following way: *P{# of desired outcomes} = (# of desired outcomes) / (# of all possible outcomes)*
So, you can exclude options options A and B immideately.
There are two possible outcomes, and only one is desired (either heads or tails). So the theoretical probability is 1/2. Which group has experimental probabilities closer to 1/2, group H or group G?
lol is this flvs? and the answer to the 2nd question would be the the set that the #s are closest to 50%, or 50
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