HURRY PLEASE Upload the completed table for theoretical and experimental probability and the answers to the following questions.
• How did the experimental probability change as the number of trials increased?
• Were there any unexpected results?
Why do you think you got the results you did?

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well your weight will go up if you are not going to burn the calories/ carbs

step-by-step explanation:

shell's the art director at her local community center. she paid $10 and for each child that attends she earns $4.

for each child she ears $4 that is the slope m = 4

she paid $10, that is the initial amount paid. so 10 is the y intercept b

m =4   and b = 10

y intercept is 10 so the point is (0,10)

we start graph from y intercept (0,10)

slope = 4 . we know slope = rise / run

slope = 4   or 4/1   are same

rise = 4   and run = 1

for rise we move 4 units up and for run we move 1 unit to the right

the graph is attached below

x axis is the number of child she attends

y axis is the amount   she earns

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