Question

A six sided Row 50 times 15 times and on 5 6 times calculate The the article and experimental probabilities of landing on a three

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

To calculate the theoretical probability of landing on a three, we first need to determine how many total possible outcomes there are.

For a six-sided die rolled 50 times, there are 50*6 = 300 total rolls.

To calculate the theoretical probability of landing on a three, we need to determine how many threes there are on a six-sided die. Since there is only one three on a six-sided die, the probability of landing on a three is 1/6.

So, the theoretical probability of landing on a three is 1/6.

Now, to calculate the experimental probability of landing on a three, we need to count how many threes were actually rolled in the experiment. From the information provided, a three was rolled 6 times out of 300 total rolls.

So, the experimental probability of landing on a three is 6/300 = 1/50.

Therefore, the theoretical probability of landing on a three is 1/6 and the experimental probability is 1/50.