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Theoretical probability
is calculated from what should happen mathematically
Experimental probability
is based on what actually happened in an experiment
Relative frequency
What happens when you increase the total number of trials in an experiment
Better probability estimate
Expected Frequency
is the probability times the total number of trials
Fair experiment
is when all outcomes in an experiment have an equal chance to occur
Biased Experiment
when outcomes that are supposed to be equally likely do not actually have equal probabilities.
Combined events
it involves two or more events
Independent events
Two events are independent when the first event does not change the probability of the second