The experimental probability of a dog having one spotted puppy would be 1/5.
What is experimental probability?
Experimental probability calculates the probability of some event from the results of experiments.
For an event E, we get the experimental probability of that event
[tex]P_e(E) = \dfrac{\text{Number of times E occurred}}{\text{Number of times experiments was done}}[/tex]
where [tex]P_e(E)[/tex] is denoting the experimental probability of occurrence of E.
A study was done on several dogs that recently had litters of puppies.
The results are shown below.
40 dogs were studied in the experiment.
20 had more than one spotted puppy.
8 had one spotted puppy.
12 had no spotted puppies.
The experimental probability of a dog having one spotted puppy
= 8/40
= 2/10
= Â 1/5
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