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How many tosses are recorded?
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Outcome: Heads, Recorded count: 3; Outcome: Tails, Recorded count: 2
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Answer: 5
- Each coin toss has one recorded outcome.
- 3 + 2 = 5.
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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0
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Record every trial and compare repeated experiments honestly.
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- VC2M3P02-C01Record every outcome.
- VC2M3P02-C02Compare repeated trial records.
- VC2M3P02-C03Explain variation without predicting certainty.
- VC2M3P02-C04Conduct repeated chance experiments and record, compare and discuss their variation
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- D01Record every outcomeRecord every outcome.
- D02Compare repeated trial recordsCompare repeated trial records.
- D03Explain variation without predicting certaintyExplain variation without predicting certainty.