Question
The experimental probability of getting a 6 on a number cube is StartFraction 7 over 40 EndFraction. Which is true about the event’s experimental probability?
The number 6 came up a total of 40 times.
The number 6 came up 7 times out of a total of 40 trials.
The number cube was rolled a total of 47 times.
After 7 trials, the number 6 came up 40 times.
The number 6 came up a total of 40 times.
The number 6 came up 7 times out of a total of 40 trials.
The number cube was rolled a total of 47 times.
After 7 trials, the number 6 came up 40 times.
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The statement that is true about the event’s experimental probability is:
**The number 6 came up 7 times out of a total of 40 trials.**
This is derived from the experimental probability of \( \frac{7}{40} \), which indicates that in 40 trials, the outcome of getting a 6 occurred 7 times.
**The number 6 came up 7 times out of a total of 40 trials.**
This is derived from the experimental probability of \( \frac{7}{40} \), which indicates that in 40 trials, the outcome of getting a 6 occurred 7 times.