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The relative frequency of Event A in an experiment is 13.


If the experiment is performed 30 times, how many times should you expect Event A to occur?


Enter your answer as a number, like this: 42


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Based on the relative frequency and the number of times the experiment is to be performed, the number of times Event A should occur is 10 times.

How many times should Event A occur?

The relative frequency in this regard is 1/3.

The number of times it will occur can be found as:

= Relative frequency x Number of times event was performed

Solving gives:

= 1/ 3 x 30

= 10 times

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