Question

The table shows the results of drawing colored marbles from a bag.

What would be expected to happen to the experimental probability of drawing a red marble as the number of draws increases?



A.
The experimental probability will likely decrease.

B.
The experimental probability will likely increase.

C.
The experimental probability will likely stay about the same.

Answer 1

Aye, is this k12?

Answer 2

yep

Answer 3

Alright let me see.

Answer 4

Unit 9 Lesson 9 XD

Answer 5

lol which grade are you in

Answer 6

6th, u?

Answer 7

7th ;)

Answer 8

Your working in spring break as well?!

Answer 9

whts the question

Answer 10

haha Do you have the lesson Unit 9 Lesson 9: The Law of Large Numbers

Answer 11

haha My spring break hasnt started... ;-;

Answer 12

Well eventually i started K12 from 7th grade and i do not have that, my unit 9 tells me about ratio.

Answer 13

Oh mine did anyways, let's solve this problem.!!

Answer 14

Yes, thats the one!

Answer 15

This is #3

Answer 16

brb

Answer 17

The more often you draw it, means you can get other than red more often, that means..?

Answer 18

B? @Zelda

Answer 19

If you get stuff OTHER than red, that means you get LESS red right, which means?

Answer 20

Ohhhhh! Then, A!

Answer 21

Yup.

Answer 22

decrease.

Answer 23

Thank you!

Answer 24

@Zelda Your rank omggg

Answer 25

haha

Answer 26

I am giving my interim assessments exit ticket for science and i have to do math as well!

Answer 27

Is your grade book going well?

Answer 28

yep!

Answer 29

Science social and composition and... Art have C/A/B. But my reading is almost C after 5% and i am failing math ;-; 53% :(

Answer 30

Awwww!