Relative Frequency and Carrying out Experiments (Leaving Cert Mathematics): Flashcards
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Relative frequency
Relative frequency
Proportion of times event occurs relative to total trials
Formula for relative frequency
Formula for relative frequency
Relative frequency estimates
Relative frequency estimates
Probability of an event
Relative frequency as trials increase
Relative frequency as trials increase
Stabilises and approaches true probability
First step in carrying out experiments
First step in carrying out experiments
Define the event of interest
Steps to calculate relative frequency
Steps to calculate relative frequency
Record outcomes, count occurrences, apply formula
Relative frequency: 15 occurrences in 60 trials
Relative frequency: 15 occurrences in 60 trials
or 25%
Repeating experiments
Repeating experiments
Increases accuracy of probability estimates
Limitation of single experiment
Limitation of single experiment
May be influenced by random variation
Law of Large Numbers
Law of Large Numbers
Relative frequency converges to theoretical probability
