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Experimental Probability

By Elise Molinaro
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Four dice denoting what number you got on each roll. First roll was a 3, second roll was a 6, third roll was a 2, fourth roll was a 3.

It is family game night in the Jackson household. Your previous rolls have been recorded by the die above. You need to roll one more 33 to win the game. What is the experimental probability of rolling another 33?

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Type a concept, like “slope” or “photosynthesis”.

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