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  • 03-04-2018
  • Mathematics
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The theoretical probability of spinning red is 3/8. if someone spins the spinners total of 50 times, how many times could they expect to land on red

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andriansp andriansp
  • 12-04-2018
Answer: 18.75 times
The expected occurrence can be count by multiplying the chance with the number of trials. The chance in this question is 3/8 and the number of trials is 50. The calculation would be:

expected occurrence:=chance  * number of trials
expected occurence= 3/8 * 50= 18.75 
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26sovie
26sovie 26sovie
  • 18-06-2021

Answer:

expected occurrence:=chance  * number of trials

expected occurence= 3/8 * 50= 18.75

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