Cons30S Probability Theoretical And Experimental

This document discusses theoretical and experimental probability. Theoretical probability is calculating the chance of an event without performing the actual event, such as calculating the probability of flipping a coin and getting heads. Experimental probability is determining the chance of an event by performing the actual experiment multiple times, like flipping a coin 10 times to see if 5 lands on heads and 5 on tails. The document provides examples of theoretical probability calculations and outlines classroom activities involving experimental probability experiments.