Question

1. Identify the resulting probability as theoretical or experimental.

The outcomes for rolling a number cube with faces labeled 1− 6 are equally likely. Find the probability that the number rolled is at least a 4.

A.
The experimental probability is 1/2 .

B.
The experimental probability is 1/3 .

C.
The theoretical probability is 1/2 .

D.
The theoretical probability is 1/3 .

@jabez177

Answer 1

@Directrix can you help? :3

Answer 2

If the number should at least be a 4, how many events qualify the condition?

Answer 3

hmmmmm, im not sure ;-;

Answer 4

Possible out comes: 1,2,3,4,5,6
Outcomes that qualify the condition (outcomes that are atleast 4):....?

Answer 5

1?

Answer 6

at least 4 means equal or greater than 4

Answer 7

Ohhhh, then 4/6?

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

at least 4? How many outcomes are equal to or greater than 4?

Answer 10

hmmmm... I dont know why, but I stuck with 4 ;-;

Answer 11

1? Greater or equal to 4? No
2? Greater or equal to 4? No
3? Greater or equal to 4? No
4? Greater or equal to 4? Yes
5? Greater or equal to 4? Yes
6? Greater or equal to 4? Yes

Answer 12

OHHHHHHHHHHHH, 3?

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

Finally hahah XD

Answer 15

Okay so its a experimental or theoretical probability?

Answer 16

Experimental?

Answer 17

nope theoretical

Answer 18

Okay! Thank you!