Question

PLZ HURRY TIMED QUIZ (20 POINT) NO LINKS!! Shelly is rolling a six-sided number cube and recording her results in a chart.
Which is BEST supported by the data in the chart?

A
When viewing the data for rolling a four, as the number of rolls increases, the experimental probability becomes closer to equal to the theoretical probability.
B
When viewing the data for rolling a two, as the number of rolls increases, the experimental probability becomes closer to equal to the theoretical probability.
C
When viewing the data for rolling a one, as the number of rolls increases, the experimental probability becomes closer to equal to the theoretical probability.
D
When viewing the data for rolling a six, as the number of rolls increases, the experimental p

Answer 1

The answer is B!!!!!!!

Answer 2

Shelly's rolling of the number cube shows D. When viewing the data for rolling a six, as the number of rolls increases, the experimental probability becomes closer to equal to the theoretical probability.

What does Shelly's data show?

The data for when Shelly rolls a six shows that as the number of rolls increased from 100 to 600, the number of times the number cube landed on 6 increased.

This means that the experimental probability kept rising and getting closer to the theoretical probability.

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