Mathematics, 08.01.2021 21:20, sti192

Mel randomly selects a coin 200 times selecting a penny 45 times A. The experimental probability of 9 selecting a penny is 40 B. The theoretical probability of 6 selecting a penny is 25 C. The difference between the experimental 1 and theoretical probability is 10 What is the wrong answer?

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