As per HOMEWORKLIB RULES, one is supposed to answer only the first 4 questions. I am answering all. But, kindly dont repeat it.
a)Theoretical probability of even number=1/2=0.5
Experimental=9/20=0.45
b)Probability of having quiz on monday=
c)Spinning wheel->Probability of less than 5=
d)Rudolph spun wheel->Theoretical probability=90/360=1/4=0.25
Experimental Probability=12/48=1/4=0.25
Both are same->Neither probability is greater, both are same
e)Sponsorship decols:
Theoretical Probability=2400/4000=0.6
Experimental=5/20=0.25
Theoretical Probability is greater than experimental
f)Rolling a 4:
Theoretical Probability=1/6
Experimental=7/36
Experimental probability is greater than theoretical
g)P(not a bluefin tuna)=1-P(bluefin tuna)=
h)P(Selecting a cup with no ball)=2/3
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