Empirical probability: Relies on actual experience to determine the likelihood of outcomes. In empirical probability, one might roll a given die 6000 times, observe the various frequencies, and use these frequencies to determine the probability of an outcome.

Empirical Probability = Number of Times Occurred

Total No. of Times Experiment Performed

As a radio technician I would be tasked with bench testing 200 radios per week to see which ones would be within manufacture specification and which ones would be out of specs. With the daily task of testing out 40 radios per day for a 40-hour work week to hit my 200-radio count.

Question is how can I put my radio technician tasked of bench testing 200 radios per week to meet an empirical probability?