VI. True or False 1. Experimental probability is what actually happens instead of what is expected to happen in an event. 2. We can also use theoretical probability to predict the results of a probability experiment. 3. Experimental Probability is used to solve problems in most real-life situations when the probabilities cannot be determined theoretically. 4. The best way to solve routine and non-routine problems is to understand the problem, make a plan, solve and check the answer. 5. Analyzing given situation, and applying the formula couldn't help us solve the problem 6. Theoretical probability of an event is the number of times an event occurs to the total number of trials or times the activity is formed.
