Of the first 52 contestants, exactly 12 contestants win the game. How does the actual number of winners compare to the expected number of winners? What needs to happen for the experimental probability

Of the first 52 contestants, exactly 12 contestants win the game. How does the actual number of winners compare to the expected number of winners? What needs to happen for the experimental probability to approach the theoretical probability? Explain.

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