Question

Tim throws darts at a dartboard that has numbers 1 through 20 and a bull's-eye in the middle. Tim throws a dart 40 times, and he hits the bull's-eye 16 times. What is the experimental probability that Tim hits the bull's-eye?

Answer 1

he has a 4/5 chance to hit bulls-eyes.

Explanation:

Answer 2

The experimental probability that Tim hits the bull's-eye is
`(2)/(5)`

Explanation:

Tim throws darts at a dartboard that has numbers 1 through 20 and a bull's-eye in the middle.

Tim throws a dart 40 times, and he hits the bull's-eye 16 times.

Experimental probability is the ratio of the number of hits/success to the number of trials.

So, the experimental probability that Tim hits the bull's-eye is =
`(16)/(40)=(2)/(5)` or 0.4.