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Mathematics, 25.03.2021 20:50 CoolBro92

Use the second list of random numbers to again calculate the experimental probability of a group having at least three girls. The results using the second list are 10% the results using the first list.

First blank - Less than or More than
Second blank - Higher than or lower than

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