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Experimental probability always gets closer to theoretical probability as more trials are performed

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Experimental Probability is always based on the experiment

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Experimental Probability is always based on the experiment

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Experimental probability is always accurate.

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Experimental probability is always accurate.

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experimental probability is a definite 1

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experimental probability is a definite 1

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experimental probability will always yield a certain result

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Experimental probability is based on an experiment.
Theoretical probability and experimental probability are always different values.

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The experimental probability of an event can change, but the theoretical probability of an event will always remain the same.

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The experimental probability of an event can change, but the theoretical probability of an event will always remain the same.

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The probability of an event occurring can never be greater than 1.

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Experimental Probability is a repeating experiment.

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Theoretical probability is never changing depending on the experiment 

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Theoretical probability is never changing depending on the experiment 

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The probability of an event occurring can never be negative.

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Theoretical probability is (sometimes) less than expirimental probability

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experimental probability will sometimes yield a certain result.

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experimental probability will sometimes yield a certain result.

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Experimental probability isn't always accurate

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theoretical probability is sometimes greater than experimental probability.

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Joint frequencies can sometimes add up to greater than 100%. 

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Joint frequencies can sometimes add up to greater than 100%. 

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Theoretically Probability and Experimental Probability are always different values.

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the theoretical probability of a coin landing on heads is always 50%

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The probability of an event occurring can sometimes be negative. 

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The probability of an event occurring can sometimes be negative. 

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experimental probability will always yield a negative result at 0

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experimental probability will always yield a negative result at 0

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The result will NEVER happen

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Theoretical probability is (sometimes) the same as experimental.

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If I roll a dice 100 times, I will [sometimes] get the same number of 1s as 6s. 

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If I roll a dice 100 times, I will [sometimes] get the same number of 1s as 6s. 

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Experimental probability will sometimes be the same as theoretical probability.

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Theoretical probability is sometimes greater than experimental probability

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Theoretical probability is sometimes greater than experimental probability

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If I roll a dice 100 times, I will sometimes get the same number of 1s as 6s. 

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If I roll a dice 100 times, I will sometimes get the same number of 1s as 6s. 

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The probability of an event occurring can [sometimes] be greater than 1. 

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The probability of an event occurring can [sometimes] be greater than 1. 

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the experimental probability of a coin landing on heads is sometimes 50%

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Experimental probability will always be the same as theoretical probability, but will come out with different values.

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If I flip a coin 10 times I can sometimes get the same amount of heads and tails.
If I draw 5 cards, I can sometimes draw a spade.

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Experimental probability will always be near 50%.

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if i roll a dice with 6 sides the probability of me rolling a seven is never 

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if i roll a dice with 6 sides the probability of me rolling a seven is never 

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If i flip a coin 100 times, there would be a 50/50 chances it will land a head.

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the experimental probability of landing on heads is never negative

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The theoretical probability of rolling a 1 on a 6-sided dice is always about 16%

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The theoretical probability of rolling a 1 on a 6-sided dice is always about 16%

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Marginal Frequencies can never add up to the grand total

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Marginal Frequencies can never add up to the grand total

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Marginal Frequencies ALWAYS add up to the grand total

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If I flip my phone their the theoretical probabilty of it landing screen side up is (always) 50%.

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If I flip a quarter,

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A Marginal frequency will never be greater than the grand total.

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Experimental Probability is sometimes accurate

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Experimental Probability is sometimes accurate

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The marginal frequency is always the joint frequencies adding up to get those.

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The marginal frequency is always the joint frequencies adding up to get those.

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Experimental probability is sometimes equal to 50%.

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The probability of an event occurring can  NEVER be negative. 

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The probability of an event occurring can  NEVER be negative. 

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On a two way table, the joint frequencies will sometimes be the same

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On a two way table, the joint frequencies will sometimes be the same

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If I roll a dice with 10 sides, it will (sometimes) land on 27

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A 2 way table can always have unlimited subsets.

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Joint frequencies  can add up to greater than 100%.

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There is always a total in a two way frequency table

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There is always a total in a two way frequency table

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On a 2 way table their is (always) 2 catagories.

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The grand total on a two way table will never be negative.

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The grand total on a two way table will never be negative.

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The joint frequencies on a two way table will NEVER be negative

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The joint frequencies on a two way table will NEVER be negative

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On two sided coin there is (always) two sides.