Mathematics, 09.02.2022 01:00, mia6291

1. Explain the difference in Experimental Probability and Theoretical Probability. 2. Jenny tosses a coin 50 times. It lands on Heads 30 times. What is relative frequency of the coin landing
on heads? Explain how you know.
3. Jenny tosses the same coin 500 more times. How would you expect the relative frequency to change
when she performs more trials?

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