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Explain the variation between the experimental and theoretical relative frequencies.

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Conduct the experiment flipping two coins 10 times and record the results in the frequency table below. Outcomes are sample spaces identified in task (b).

Outcomes Tally Frequency
HH IIIII/II 7
TT IIIII/ 5
HT II 2
TH IIIII/I 6
Total 20 20

Calculate the relative frequency for each outcome based on your results from task (e).

The relative frequency to HH is 7/20 The relative frequency of HT is 2/20 and the frequency for TH is 6/20 But TT had 5/20 witch is the theoretical frequency of HH,TH,HT,TT.









Compare the theoretical probability with the experimental relative frequency for flipping two tails. Are they the same?
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Conduct the experiment flipping two coins 20 times and record the results in the frequency table below. Outcomes are sample spaces identified in task (b).

Outcomes Tally Frequency
HH IIIII/II 7
TT IIIII/ 5
HT II 2
TH IIIII/I 6
Total 20 20

Calculate the relative frequency for each outcome based on your results from task (e).

The relative frequency to HH is 7/20 The relative frequency of HT is 2/20 and the frequency for TH is 6/20 But TT had 5/20 witch is the theoretical frequency of HH,TH,HT,TT.









Compare the theoretical probability with the experimental relative frequency for flipping two tails. Are they the same?
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