Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The theoretical probability is what is expected while the experimental probability is what is derived after the experimentation.
Because a coin has two possibilities (heads or tails), they both have a 50% and 50% chance or ½ and ½ probability in a toss. However, the experimental probability shows that heads had a ³/5 probability which is slightly higher than the expected ½.
The main reason for the discrepancy is the sampling error. The number of tries done are too few to be a real statistical representative. The more the tosses of the coin, the more the experimental probability will get closer to the theoretical probability.
