Experimental Probability
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Experimental Probability
This folder contains lesson plans that deal with the concept of experimental probability.
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Experimental Probability with Two Dice
by Melanie MfAThis activity will ask students to calculate sample space and probabilities by physically rolling two dice.
Experimental Probability of Coin Flips
by Melanie MfAThis activity will ask students to flip a fair coin in order to calculate experimental probability. The idea is to see how experimental probability and theoretical probability converge after enough trials.
