Mathematics, 05.06.2020 18:00 vale2652
Jake created a cube for his math game using numbers and letters.
He rolled the number cube 50 times.
The cube landed on a number 15 times out of the 50 rolls.
Based on Jake's rolls, how many times should he expect to land on a
number out of the next 20 rolls?
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Jake created a cube for his math game using numbers and letters.
He rolled the number cube 50 times...
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