In 2006, out of 100,000 30-year-olds, 99,281 were still alive. The probability of
a 30-year-ol...
Mathematics, 13.02.2020 00:38 geckos3411
In 2006, out of 100,000 30-year-olds, 99,281 were still alive. The probability of
a 30-year-old being alive in 2006 was 99,281/100,000. What type of
probability is this?
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A. Theoretical probability
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B. Random probability
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C. Empirical probability
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D. Fractional probability
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