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A student flipped a coin ten times to simulate the probability of a baby being a girl or a boy. The results are below. What can you conclude? Girl-8 Boy-2 a.) A coin toss does n…
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A student flipped a coin ten times to simulate the probability of a baby being a girl or a boy. The results are below. What can you conclude?
Girl-8
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a.) A coin toss does not appropriately simulate the situation.
b.) There is a 20% chance that a newborn baby is a boy.
c.) For the experimental probability to be more closely align with the theoretical probability of 1/2, then more trials should be conducted.
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C) the more trials conducted, the closer together the results become
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