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Mathematics, 16.11.2020 22:20 trinityhayes347

When would you expect the experimental probability of an event to be closest to its theoretical probability? a. When the results of 10 trials were used in C. When the results of 100 trials were used in
calculating the theoretical probability
calculating the experimental probability
b. When the results of 10 trials were used in d. None of the above, because the experimental
calculating the experimental probability probability is unrelated to the theoretical
probability

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