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GCSE Probability Relative Frequency worksheet with three practice questions on calculating probabilities.

GCSE Revision worksheet on Probability Relative Frequency for Foundation/Higher tier, featuring three problems involving probability calculations with sweets, a spinner, and a dice.

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1) The probability of choosing an orange sweet is 3/5.
2) The probability the spinner comes up blue is 80/400, which simplifies to 1/5.
3a) The experimental probability that the dice lands on a 4 is 9/30, which simplifies to 3/10.
3b) The results may not show the dice is biased because 30 throws is a small number of trials, so the results could be due to random chance.

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