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Frequency Distribution Tables, Probability and Experiments

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1. Create a frequency distribution table with proportions.
2. What is an experiment?
3. Can you describe what a Group Frequency Distribution Table is and what it looks like?
4. How does one go about calculating "probabilities"?

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