Question

sample response/explanation: to find the experimental probability, compare the total number of times the event occurs to the total number of trials. compare the frequency of rolling the number six (9) to which of the following did you include in your response? check all that apply. experimental probability is a ratio that compares the number of times the event occurs to the total number of trials. add the frequencies to get the total number of trials. compare the frequency of rolling the number 6 to the total number of trials. simplify the experimental probability to 3/20.

Explanation:

Experimental probability is calculated by comparing event - occurrence frequency to total trials. You need to sum frequencies for total trials, compare frequency of a specific event (rolling 6 here) to total trials, and may simplify the ratio. All the given statements are correct concepts related to finding experimental probability.

Answer:

Experimental probability is a ratio that compares the number of times the event occurs to the total number of trials.
Add the frequencies to get the total number of trials.
Compare the frequency of rolling the number 6 to the total number of trials.
Simplify the experimental probability to 3/20.