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    The document discusses the theoretical and experimental probabilities of outcomes in the game Rock, Paper, Scissors. The theoretical probability of any single outcome is 1/3, as there are three equally likely options. An experiment was conducted playing 25 games between two players. Player A won 7 times for a probability of 28%, lost 11 times for 44%, and tied 7 times for 28%. Player B won 11 times for 44%, lost 7 times for 28%, and tied 7 times for 28%.

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    The document discusses the theoretical and experimental probabilities of outcomes in the game Rock, Paper, Scissors. The theoretical probability of any single outcome is 1/3, as there are three equally likely options. An experiment was conducted playing 25 games between two players. Player A won 7 times for a probability of 28%, lost 11 times for 44%, and tied 7 times for 28%. Player B won 11 times for 44%, lost 7 times for 28%, and tied 7 times for 28%.

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    Probabilty: Experimental Theoretical

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    The document discusses the theoretical and experimental probabilities of outcomes in the game Rock, Paper, Scissors. The theoretical probability of any single outcome is 1/3, as there are three equally likely options. An experiment was conducted playing 25 games between two players. Player A won 7 times for a probability of 28%, lost 11 times for 44%, and tied 7 times for 28%. Player B won 11 times for 44%, lost 7 times for 28%, and tied 7 times for 28%.

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    Probabilty

    Experimental Theoretical (The probability that a certain outcome will occur, as determined through reasoning or calculation) Example: Calculating the oods of winning Rock,Paper,Scissors is 1-third. (The probability that a certain outcome will occur, as determined through experiment) Example: Playing 25 games of Rock,paper,scissors to determine the probability.

    Rock Paper Scissors Results:


    Player A:
    Rock Paper Scissors All possible outcomes between 2 players=9 Player A: chances of winning 3/9,1/3=33% chances of losing 3/9,1/3=33% Player B: chances of winning 3/9,1/3=33% chances of losing 3/9,1/3=33% Both chances of tie 1/3=33%

    chances of winning 7/25=28% chances of losing 11/25=44% Rock- 3/25=12% Paper- 16/25=64% Scissors-6/25=24% Player B: chanes of winning 11/25=44% chances of losing 7/25=28%

    Rock-6/25=24%
    Paper-9/25=36% Scissors-9/25=36% Both chances of tie 7/25=28%

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