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What is probability simulation?

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Probability simulation is a method used to model and analyze the likelihood of different outcomes in a random process by using physical or computational models.

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What is a spinner in probability?

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A spinner is a circular device divided into sections, each representing a different outcome. It is used to simulate random events.

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How can rolling a die simulate probability?

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Rolling a die can simulate probability by representing different outcomes, where each face of the die corresponds to a possible result.

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What does it mean to flip a coin in probability?

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Flipping a coin is a simple random experiment with two possible outcomes: heads or tails, often used to demonstrate basic probability.

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What is the purpose of using multiple trials in probability simulation?

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Using multiple trials helps to obtain a more accurate estimate of the probability of an event by averaging the results over many attempts.

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How can you represent multiple-choice questions using probability simulation?

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You can represent multiple-choice questions by using a spinner or die that corresponds to the number of choices available for each question.

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What is the difference between theoretical probability and experimental probability?

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Theoretical probability is based on expected outcomes, while experimental probability is based on actual results from trials.

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How can you simulate choosing one item from a group?

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You can simulate choosing one item from a group by using a spinner, rolling a die, or drawing from a set of items.

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What is a sample space in probability?

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A sample space is the set of all possible outcomes of a probability experiment.

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What does it mean to have equally likely outcomes?

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Equally likely outcomes mean that each outcome has the same chance of occurring in a probability experiment.

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