Brian and Hank are each rolling a fair 6-sided die with the numbers 1 through 6. They are trying to see who can roll a number 6 the most times. Their rolls are shown in the given tables. Whose experimental probability is closer to the theoretical probability of rolling a 6? A.Brian's B.Hank's C.neither Hank's nor Brian's D.They are the same.

Brian and Hank are each rolling a fair 6-sided die with the numbers 1 through 6. They are trying to see who can roll a number 6 the most times. Their rolls are shown in the given tables. Whose experimental probability is closer to the theoretical probability of rolling a 6? A.Brian's B.Hank's C.neither Hank's nor Brian's D.They are the same.

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Brian and Hank are each rolling a fair 6-sided die with the numbers 1 through 6. They are trying to see who can roll a number 6 the most times. Their rolls are shown in the given tables.

Whose experimental probability is closer to the theoretical probability of rolling a 6?

A.Brian's

B.Hank's

C.neither Hank's nor Brian's

D.They are the same.

Brian
Hank
Roll NumberRoll Number
1
9
2
10
Roll Number
1
11
4
12
3
5
13
4
6
14
7
15
8
16
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