Mark M. answered • 06/10/16
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In experimental probability: successes / attempts, or 11/13, or 0.846.
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asked • 06/10/16Shelley has been throwing pairs of socks at her laundry basket across the room. In 13 throws, 11 times the socks have landed in the basket...
Shelley has been throwing pairs of socks at her laundry basket across the room. In 13 throws, 11 times the socks have landed in the basket.
On her next throw, (assuming her past accuracy holds consistent) what is the probability that Shelley will get the pair of socks into the basket?
On her next throw, (assuming her past accuracy holds consistent) what is the probability that Shelley will get the pair of socks into the basket?
(Answer in percent, rounded to the nearest tenth
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