chychy2003
09.11.2020 •
Mathematics
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linear increasing
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and b for the second one
Ответ:
12/(13+12+12+14+11+18)
12/80
3/20 (15%)
The theoretical is simply the number of twos on the die divided by the total number of numbers on the die...
There is 1 two and 6 total numbers so:
1/6 (16 2/3 %)
No one specified what the definition of "close" is, but I would say a 1 2/3 percent difference is significant if you are going to have many trials
100(3/20-1/6)/(1/6)
600(9-10)/60=-10%
So the experimental probability will wind up predicting 10% less occurrences than the theoretical probability would. That can be quite a difference for a large number of trials. The larger the sample the closer you get to the theoretical probability.