The probability that is based on the assumption that all outcomes in the sample space occur randomly is considered what kind of probability?

theoretical

experimental

both theoretical and experimental

none of these

Question

The probability that is based on the assumption that all outcomes in the sample space occur randomly is considered what kind of probability?


		
theoretical

		
experimental

		
both theoretical and experimental

		
none of these

anonymous · Answer

I think it'd be A.

welshfella · Answer

which one do you think it is . Its noe experimental

welshfella · Answer

Yes  A

rheclife304 · Answer

In a bag of marbles, you have three green, two yellow, six blue, and nine red marbles. What is the probability of picking a red marble from the bag?

anonymous · Answer

How many total marbles do you have?

anonymous · Answer

Do: Red/Total to get probability.

rheclife304 · Answer

3/20
1/10
9/20
3/10

astrophysics · Answer

Note that $$Probability = \frac{ \text{number of favourable outcomes} }{\text {number of possible outcomes} } $$

astrophysics · Answer

So the possible outcomes is the total and favourable is what you're looking for