An experiment is a process used to determine the probability of an event occurring in the future. In finding probability, an experiment is an action that can be repeated infinitely many times and has a variety of results called outcomes. Even rolling a die can be considered an experiment.
Experiments are repeated several times to collect data, and each repetition is called a trial. For example, if a die is thrown 100 times, each throw is considered a trial. An experiment is usually performed to estimate the theoretical probability of a particular outcome.
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