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Relative and expected frequencies
1 Recognize relative frequency as an approximation of probability, such as using spinner experiment results to estimate the likelihood of a specific outcome. 2 Compute expected frequencies, for instance, applying probability to derive an expected value from a population. This includes grasping the concepts of fairness, bias, and randomness.
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CambridgeIGCSEMathematicsCore Probability
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- 1 Recognize relative frequency as an approximation of probability, such as using spinner experiment results to estimate the likelihood of a specific outcome. 2 Compute expected frequencies, for instance, applying probability to derive an expected value from a population. This includes grasping the concepts of fairness, bias, and randomness.
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