can someone please help me with this math question? please? I'll fan and give a medal...

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abbycross167 · Answer

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abbycross167 · Answer

Based on the data, does the histogram below represent experimental or theoretical probability? How do you know?

abbycross167 · Answer

@Photon336  would you mind helping me?

abbycross167 · Answer

@mathmate can you please help me?

mathmate · Answer

How do you think the numbers came from?

abbycross167 · Answer

from spinning the spiner

mathmate · Answer

How many times?

abbycross167 · Answer

16 times

mathmate · Answer

Exactly!  Good!
Last question for you:
If you spin again, 16 times, would you get exactly the same numbers in each colour?

abbycross167 · Answer

no sir/ma'am

mathmate · Answer

Good!
Now here what can guide you to the answer.
Theoretical probabilities don't change (unless someone made a mistake).
Experimental probabilities depends on experiments.  Each time we do an experiment, the result might come out (actually most probably) different.  So experiment probabililties depend on the results of experiments, and will not remain constant.

I will leave it to you to choose the answer, ok?

abbycross167 · Answer

experimental probability! thank you!!