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What you'll learn

• Calculate the experimental probability of an event occurring based on data collected from a minimum of 20 trials, expressing the result as a fraction, decimal, and percentage with at least 80% accuracy.
• Compare and contrast experimental probability with theoretical probability in at least two different scenarios, explaining the potential reasons for any discrepancies with a minimum of 70% accuracy in written explanations.
• Predict the outcome of future trials based on observed experimental probability, justifying the prediction with clear reasoning and providing a range of possible outcomes based on sample size, with at least 75% accuracy.
• Design and conduct an experiment to determine the experimental probability of a real-world event, collecting and organizing data in a table, and presenting the findings with clear and labeled visuals in a short report.