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hi i need help: explain how using a spinner would help find the experimental probability that a soccer player will score a goal on a penalty kick. Suppose the player makes 75% of his of his penalty kicks.


















no idea how that would help find the experimental probability. That is determined by performing the experiment some large number of times.

Now, if you expect a probability of 75%, then your spinner should have 3/4 of its area labeled success, and 1/4 failure. Then spinning the spinner a bunch of times should reflect the actual probability.

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