Which of the following describes a ratio of actual events to the number of trials in an experiment? Select all that apply.

prediction

experimental probability

theoretical probability

relative frequency

trial

uniform probability model

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Elijah Salinas

17 March, 10:48

Which of the following describes a ratio of actual events to the number of trials in an experiment? Select all that apply.

prediction

experimental probability

theoretical probability

relative frequency

trial

uniform probability model

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Rhianna Roberson · Answer 1

And experimental probability and relative frequency.

Micaela Wilkerson · Answer 2

A uniform probability model would best likely be used when describing a ratio of actual events to the number of trials in an experiment. By definition, this probability model also called as "rectangular distribution model" is used when all the factors involving in the study are "equally probable."

Which of the following describes a ratio of actual events to the number of trials in an experiment? Select all that apply.predictionexperimental probabilitytheoretical probabilityrelative frequencytrialuniform probability model

Which of the following describes a ratio of actual events to the number of trials in an experiment? Select all that apply.

prediction

experimental probability

theoretical probability

relative frequency

trial

uniform probability model