MEL'S PURSE CONTAINS 6 PENNIES, 8 NICKELS, 4 DIMES AND 7 QUARTERS. USING THIS INFORMATION, CIRCLE THE STATEMENT THAT IS FALSE IN EACH BOX BELOW.
THEN USE THE TYPING TOOL TO REWRITE AND CORRECT THE FALSE STATEMENT IN THE
WHITE RECTANGLE.
Mel randomly selects a coin 200 times,
selecting a penny 45 times.
EXPERIMENTAL & THEORETICAL
Mel randomly selects a coin 150 times,
selecting a dime 30 times
A. The experimental probability of
selecting a dime is
B. The theoretical probability of
9
selecting a dime is
50
C. If Mel did this 1,000 times, the relative
frequency would approach the theoretical
probability
A. The experimental probability of
selecting a penny is .
40
B. The theoretical probability of
selecting a penny is 25
C. The difference between the experimental
and theoretical probability is 1/10