In which scenario is the experimental probability equal to the theoretical probability would it be a coin is split six times and head appears four times or a coin is flipped six times and the head appears three times or a coin is split six times in the head appears each time or a coin is flip six times and the head appears five times
The scenario in which the experimental probability is equal to the theoretical probability would be if a coin is split six times and the head appears each time. In this case, the experimental probability and theoretical probability would both be 1 (100%), because the outcome is certain with each flip resulting in a head.
