Mathematics, 27.07.2019 14:00 busra09

Dawn tosses a pawn from her chess set five times. it lands on it's base four times and on its side only once. andre tosses the same pawn 100 times. it lands on its base 28 times and on its side 72 times. based on their data, if you toss the pawn one more time, is it more likely to land on its base or its side? explain.

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