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Coins and dice: probability

Toss a coin or roll dice, up to 100,000 times: how does experimental probability approach the theoretical one? See the law of large numbers.

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    The divided water tank

    Make the tank’s parts finer: the water stays put while the fraction’s name changes. See equivalent fractions.

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    The gearbox

    Change the number of teeth: teeth and turns are inversely proportional, and their product stays the same.

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    Exponential growth: the lily pond

    If the leaves double every day, on which day is the pond half full? Compare linear, exponential and logistic growth side by side.