12. Compare experimental and theoretical probability

3 m.

A coin was tossed 50 times, and tails appeared 15 times.

1. The experimental probability of getting a tail is

2. The theoretical probability of getting a tail is

3. Explain why the experimental probability is different from the theoretical probability.

Because experimental probability only applies to coins, while theoretical probability only applies to dice.
Theoretical probability is always wrong and experimental probability is always correct.
Experimental probability is based on actual trail results while theoretical probability is based on fixed value.
Because experimental probability can only be a whole number, while theoretical probability can be decimal.

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