Free Grade 6 Experimental and expected results Worksheet
A printable grade 6 experimental and expected results worksheet (PDF) with a matching answer key, generated fresh with new numbers every time and aligned to the Australian Curriculum. Preview it below, download instantly, or practise the same topic free online.
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Example questions from this Grade 6 worksheet:
- 1. Kai spun a spinner with 4 equal sections, one of them red, 24 times. It landed on red 23 times. What was the experimental probability of red?
- 2. Ella tossed a coin 10 times. It landed on heads 1 times. What was the experimental probability of heads?
- 3. Omar rolled a standard dice 36 times. A six came up 3 times. What was the experimental probability of a six?
- 4. Ella tossed a coin 20 times. It landed on heads 19 times. What was the experimental probability of heads?
- 5. Ella tossed a coin 20 times. It landed on heads 7 times. What was the experimental probability of heads?
- 6. Omar rolled a standard dice 18 times. A six came up 6 times. What was the experimental probability of a six?
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