Finding Probability

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About Finding Probability

Finding Probability is a hands-on way to explore chance. You see events and outcomes in action. Every result carries a number between zero and one. It tells you the chance of an event.

Theoretical probability uses math rules and assumes equal outcomes. Rolling a six on a fair die gives one favorable face among six total. Experimental probability uses real trials. You run tests or gather data to find odds based on what happens.

You can write probability as a fraction, a decimal, or a percentage. Zero points to an impossible event. One means it will happen every time. Numbers closer to one show higher odds. People apply these ideas in fields like finance, sports, or games to back their choices with solid data.