Based on your data, what is the experimental probability that the family has two dogs or two cats?

Question

Ferrari · Answer

attachment

Ferrari · Answer

attachment

Ferrari · Answer

bro this is only 7th grade math how is everyone older than me not getting this wth

Sophieee · Answer

I'm just stupid im sorry

Ferrari · Answer

No, but I still don't understand this question

Ferrari · Answer

experimental probability is the real probability

theoretical probability is in theory

Ferrari · Answer

@ytstressspg3d wrote:

so im going to say dogs

THAT'S NOT WHAT THE QUESTION ASKS

Ferrari · Answer

|dw:1648041152688:dw|

Sophieee · Answer

Two dogs 30% two cats: 20% two dogs or two cats 50% is this what it was asking?

Ferrari · Answer

well it is the experimental probability

based on the data...

Sophieee · Answer

Is cat heads or tails?

Quicksilver0125 · Answer

hold on ill figure it out

Ferrari · Answer

@sophieee wrote:

Is cat heads or tails?

idk it doesn't say

YTStresssPG3D · Answer

@ferrari wrote:

@sophieee wrote:

Is cat heads or tails?

idk it doesn't say

just solve for both

Sophieee · Answer

I FIGURED IT OUT

YTStresssPG3D · Answer

@sophieee wrote:

I FIGURED IT OUT

SAY IT GURL

Daddysittlegirl · Answer

@ytstressspg3d wrote:

@sophieee wrote:

I FIGURED IT OUT

SAY IT GURL

RIght

Sophieee · Answer

Ok so The chance of the family having two dogs is 25% and the chance of the family having two cats is 25% also = 50 total to its equal

Ferrari · Answer

That is wrong. It is based off of my own data.

Sophieee · Answer

If you need it the other way its 50% for two dogs 50% for two cats

Ferrari · Answer

Not guessing, or doing theoretical probability.

Sophieee · Answer

I'm not guessing

Ferrari · Answer

It has to be based off of my coin flips.

Sophieee · Answer

Is there a way for you to check the answer?

Sophieee · Answer

Because according to the math i did its right..

Ferrari · Answer

It isn't based on what you think it is! It is based off of my data. You have to use my data, as in my coin flips, to figure out the experimental probability of there being two dogs, or two cats...

Quicksilver0125 · Answer

The chance of the family having to dogs is 26%. And the chance of the family having two cats is 24%

Sophieee · Answer

So heads is 12 first 12 + half of the second one is 7 since its split 12+7 then half of 12 is 6 so 12+ 7+ 6 is 25 and you do the same with tails half of 14 is 7 then 12 is 6 so 12+6 then the next one is 12 for it so 7+12+6 is 25 so 25% for both or 25 total or if you need it to be doubled to equal 100 is 50% for both

Sophieee · Answer

Did i do the math right or am i stupid?

Ferrari · Answer

not right.

Sophieee · Answer

@quicksilver0125 wrote:

The chance of the family having to dogs is 26%. And the chance of the family having two cats is 24%

That would be if it was Head, head 13 Head, tails 10 Tails, head 19 Tails, tails 8

Quicksilver0125 · Answer

yea

Ferrari · Answer

i'm just gonna guess and get it wrong this math sucks

xxDeppressionxx · Answer

https://questioncove.com/updates/55d63e8fe4b05a670c26eba0 This problem was already solved. Please close this question once you have read the answer, thank you🙏.

Ferrari · Answer

that doesn't help dude

Quicksilver0125 · Answer

@xxdeppressionxx wrote:

https://questioncove.com/updates/55d63e8fe4b05a670c26eba0 This problem was already solved. Please close this question once you have read the answer, thank you🙏.

"its already been solved"

xxDeppressionxx · Answer

@vocaloid wrote:

ok, first find 2 coins in your house somewhere

Ferrari · Answer

I ALREADY FLIPPED THE COINS

Ferrari · Answer

i want to die

Sophieee · Answer

Do you know how to do the math for it and just can't get the answer? Because if you could explain the math to me I could answer it better.

Quicksilver0125 · Answer

dont say that

xxDeppressionxx · Answer

@vocaloid

1 attachment

1 attachment

1 attachment