Let's play throwing a dart. The throw goes randomly, to some point within a square. We can see the successes in each area and the points that are obtained. We can also see the empirical probabilities based on the launches and the theoretical ones. To calculate the first ones, just use the relative frequency, that is, the number of appearances divided by the number of throwings.[br]The theoretical probabilities depend on the impact surface and the total area

You can play in several ways:[br]- Make several launches and see the probabilities of each result[br]- Try to predict the points that appear based on that probability[br]- Estimate the number of throwings required to reach certain points, for example 100, 200,...[br]- You can draw concentric circles and find the theoretical probabilities