Question

1. what type of probability is calculated from the actual outcomes of an experiment?

a. predictive probability
b. absolute probability
c. experimental probability
d. theoretical probability

Explanation:

Experimental probability is calculated by conducting an experiment and using the actual outcomes. For example, if you flip a coin 100 times and get 45 heads, the experimental probability of getting heads is $\frac{45}{100}$. Predictive probability is more about forecasting. Absolute probability is not a standard term in basic probability types. Theoretical probability is based on the assumption of equally - likely outcomes (e.g., for a fair coin, theoretical probability of heads is $\frac{1}{2}$ without conducting an experiment).

Answer:

C. Experimental probability