What is the Law of Large Numbers in statistics?
According to the law of large numbers, an increase in the number of trials in an experiment will result in a positive and proportional increase in the results coming closer to the expected value. As an example, let us check the probability of rolling a six-sided dice three times. The expected value obtained is far from the average value. And if we roll a dice a large number of times, we will obtain the average result closer to the expected value (which is 3.5 in this case).
