Question

summarize what happens when the number of spins in experimental probability gets closer to 100.
a. the outcomes get further from the theoretical probability for the same experiment.
b. the outcomes get closer to the theoretical probability for the same experiment.
c. the outcomes stay the same.
d. the sample space gets larger.
please select the best answer from the choices provided
a
b
c
d

Explanation:

As the number of trials (spins) in an experimental probability increases, according to the Law of Large Numbers, the experimental probability (outcomes) tends to get closer to the theoretical probability. The sample space is determined by the nature of the experiment (e.g., a spinner with fixed sections) and does not change based on the number of spins. Also, outcomes do not stay the same (they are based on actual spins which vary) and do not get further from theoretical probability with more trials.

Answer:

B. The outcomes get closer to the theoretical probability for the same experiment.