Expected Value Calculator

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Expected Value Calculator

Probability %
Frequency
Fraction

Enter a value and its probability (%) per row. When probabilities sum to exactly 100, the expected value and other statistics are calculated automatically.

Examples:
Value Probability (%)

Probabilities must total exactly 100%

Rows with empty values are ignored

Expected Value
Count
Sum
Average
Variance
Std Dev

Enter a value and how many times it occurs (frequency) per row. The tool calculates each probability from the total frequency, then computes the expected value.

Examples:
Value Frequency

Rows with empty values are ignored

Expected Value
Total Freq
Sum
Average
Variance
Std Dev

Enter a value and its probability as a fraction (e.g. 1/6) per row. When fractions sum to exactly 1, the expected value and other statistics are calculated automatically.

Examples:
Value Probability (a/b)
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Fractions must sum to exactly 1

Rows with empty values are ignored

Expected Value
Count
Sum
Average
Variance
Std Dev
How to Use
Probability (%) Tab

Enter a value and its probability (%) as a pair. The expected value is calculated once probabilities sum to exactly 100. Use “Fill Remaining” to auto-fill the last empty probability field.

Frequency Tab

Enter a value and the number of times it occurs. The tool uses the total of all frequencies as the denominator to compute each probability, then calculates the expected value. Useful for tallying dice rolls or survey data.

Fraction Tab

Enter a value and its probability as a fraction (e.g. 1/6). The expected value is calculated once all fractions sum to exactly 1. Use “Fill Remaining” to auto-calculate the remaining probability.

Metric Definitions
  • Expected ValueThe probability-weighted average outcome. Calculated as the sum of each value multiplied by its probability.
  • SumThe total of all entered values (probability not considered).
  • AverageThe simple arithmetic mean of the entered values (probability not considered).
  • VarianceA measure of how spread out the values are around the expected value. Higher variance means greater spread.
  • Std DevThe square root of variance. Expresses spread in the same units as the expected value.

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