A coin is tossed 10 times. 4 of the 10 tosses result in heads. A - The experimental probability is LESS than the theoretical probability

B - The experimental probability is GREATER than the theoretical probability

C - The experimental and theoretical probabilities are EQUAL

A

Step-by-step explanation:

A coin has a theoretical 50/50 chance of falling on heads or tails. If you flipped ten times, you should have 5 heads out of ten flips. Because the experimental probability was only 4 out of ten, it is less than the theoretical probability.

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