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Deborah finds that that the theoretical probability of flipping "heads" on a fair coin was 50%. After she flipped the fair coin 100 times, she calculated that she flipped heads 45 times. what is the percent difference in theoretical and experimental probability​

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Answer: 5% if it’s bubble sheet then 0.05

Step-by-step explanation:

Probability of flipping heads=50%

Probability of flipping practically = 45/100

=45

So 50%-45% = 5%

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