Suppose you select a card at random from a standard deck of cards 60 times, and 12 of those selections are hearts. how does the experimental probability compare to the theoretical probability? include the difference between both types in your explanation.

A standard deck is composed of 52 cards, and contains 13 cards per suit. So, the theoretical probability of picking a card of any suit (and thus, in particular, a heart) is given by

On the other hand, the experimental probability is (as the name suggests) the probability that we can deduce from our experiment: we picked 60 cards, and 12 of these were hearts. This means that it would seem to us that

the answer would be d

straight away you can eliminate a and c because not all books contain a scientific skill because some may be fiction. c is also wrong because it saids that the only way children can learn is through books which is incorrect.

b is also wrong because reading can be a scientific skill but not always, therefore it is wrong which leaves you with d, the correct answer since it said that it can children learn.

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