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Mel randomly selects a coin 150 times, selecting a dime 30 times. A. The experimental probability of selecting a dime is 1/5 B. The theoretical probability of selecting a dime is 9/50 C. If Mel did this 1,000 times, the relative frequency would approach the theoretical probability

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