The expected outcome if an experiment is repeated many, many times is the:
A) underlying probability.
B) reliable outcome.
C) expected relative-frequency probability.
D) expected outcome.

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The expected relative-frequency probability is the likelihood of an event occurring based on the long-run frequency of that event if the experiment were repeated many times. This is the most appropriate option as it is specific to the scenario described in the question. The other answer choices do not necessarily relate to the long-run frequency of an event.

The Expected Outcome If an Experiment Is Repeated Many, Many