10/7/245Lesson 7.3 Experimental Prob.
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Jennifer Crimaldi
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Lesson 7.3
Understand Experimental Probability
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Relative Frequency - The ratio of the number of times an event occurs to the total number of trials. Relative frequency can also be called experimental probability.
Copy the table under step 1 clearly and carefully. Then under step 2 only copy the words Theoretical Probability and Experimental probability and the numbers below.
Label this slide 2 - Vocabulary - write these word and definitions in your notebook.
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Label this slide 3 Theoretical to experimental probability- take notes on this video.
5 minutes - take detailed notes on the math that is explained in this video.
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Label this slide 4 - take notes on this video(3 minutes) - for better understanding I would create the table on the left and the spinners on the right before starting the video, without the pictures you may not understand the math.
Lesson 7.3
Understand Experimental Probability
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