SOLUTION: Say I tossed two dice 100 times and wrote down the values.
Theoretical P(at least one 6 or a difference of four)= 5/36 about 13%
Actual P(at least one 6 or a difference of four)=
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Theoretical P(at least one 6 or a difference of four)= 5/36 about 13%
Actual P(at least one 6 or a difference of four)=
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Question 359931: Say I tossed two dice 100 times and wrote down the values.
Theoretical P(at least one 6 or a difference of four)= 5/36 about 13%
Actual P(at least one 6 or a difference of four)= 12%
Would I calculate the standard deviation of the data to get a value or use a binomial dist and get the theoretical standard deviation.
Or better yet, what does the standard deviation tell me in regard to why my actual and theoretical are not the same? Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source):
