Becky has 30 T-shirts in a drawer: 12 concert shirts, 8 team shirts, and 10 plain shirts. Of
the 10 shirts she randomly selects to give to charity, 3 are concert shirts. How does this
frequency compare to the expected frequency based on the probability of randomly
selecting a concert T-shirt?

The chance of her selecting a Cocert shirt are 12/30 which means therw is more probability she would choose at least one and the least probability to choose a Team sirt since the odds are 8/30 so it is expected she would select 4 concert shirts not 3, at lest for me.

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Becky has 30 T-shirts in a drawer: 12 concert shirts, 8 team shirts, and 10 plain shirts. Of the 10 shirts she randomly selects to give to charity, 3 are concert shirts. How does this frequency compare to the expected frequency based on the probability of randomly selecting a concert T-shirt?

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Becky has 30 T-shirts in a drawer: 12 concert shirts, 8 team shirts, and 10 plain shirts. Of
the 10 shirts she randomly selects to give to charity, 3 are concert shirts. How does this
frequency compare to the expected frequency based on the probability of randomly
selecting a concert T-shirt?