Determine whether the statement gives a theoretical mathematical probability,

Question

Determine whether the statement gives a theoretical mathematical probability, an empirical mathematical probability, or just represents someone's opinion.

The probability of two heads on a toss of two coins is 0.25.

The statement gives an empirical mathematical probability.The statement gives a theoretical mathematical probability.    The statement gives someone's opinion.

Explain your answer.

Answer 1

Empirical probability is calculated after the event has occurred. Because it's not stating how many times two heads already appeared on two coins tossed, this is not an example of empirical probability. It is stating the likelihood of two coins in the future both landing on heads. That means this is theoretical probability.

This is definitely not an opinion, as it's true that there is a 25% chance two tossed coins will both land on heads.