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Actual outcomes means, to have a certain amount of numbers and, that you choose and to find the normal outcome of those numbers you chose. ( can be any numbers )

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Do the actual results deviate from what was expected If so explain how?

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depends on what you mean by actual.


Data collected from a random group has no value in predicting actual results?

False