What is the experimental probability of rolling a 6

Answer 1

A die has six sides numbered one through 6. If it is a fair die the probability of the die landing on any of the six sides is equal. Since total probability of a landing on any side is 1, the probability of landing on a particular side is 1/6.

Answer 2

With what you have provided, the only probability that can be calculated is theoretical. To calculated experimental, you have to provide data on what was already rolled.

Here is the theoretical calculation:

P(event) = total expected outcome/total number of outcomes

P(6) = 1/6 (one six on the dice/6 sides of the dice)