An experiment involves picking a card from a selection of cards

Answer 1

and determining the probability of selecting a specific card. The selection of cards could be labeled with different numbers, colors, or symbols, and the experimenter could calculate the probability of picking a certain card based on the total number of cards in the selection and the number of cards that match the specific criteria. The experiment could be repeated multiple times to determine if the calculated probability holds true in practice. The results of the experiment could help to understand the likelihood of picking a certain card from a given set of options and could be used to make predictions or decisions based on the probability of selecting a specific card.