Mathematics, 29.03.2021 14:00, ayaanwaseem

In this activity, you will spin a plastic bottle cap 50 times to find the relative frequencies of the outcomes. Then you will use the results to determine the fairness of this situation by deciding whether the outcomes are equally likely. If you do not have a plastic bottle cap available, use the data provided in the table. Position Frequency side 2 top up 9 top down 39 Part A Based on your experiment or the data provided, what is the relative frequency of the cap landing on its side?

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