Exclusive vs Inclusive
Conditional Prob Part 1
Conditional Prob Part 2
Conditional Prob with Tables
Mixed Probability
100

What is the probability of rolling a single die to a number that is a factor of 6 or odd?

(Answer as percentage rounded to the tenths)

83.3%

100

Consider drawing 1 card from a standard deck of shuffled cards what is the probability the card is an even numbered card given it was red?

(Answer in reduced fraction form)

5/13

100

A number is selected randomly from a box containing all the integers from 1 to 25.

P(even | greater than 10)         

(Answer as percentage rounded to the tenths) 

46.7%

100

Class         Rides the Bus        Car Rider        Drives

Freshman        200                  300                  0
Sophomore      300                  200                  0
Junior              100                  350                50
Senior             50                    50                 400

Find the P(Drives| Senior)        

(Answer as percentage rounded to the tenths) 

80%

100

Consider drawing 1 card from a standard deck of shuffled cards. What is the probability the card chosen is a number card, given it was a diamond?

(Answer as a percentage rounded to the tenths) 

69.2%

200

What is the probability of randomly selecting a card from a standard 52 card deck and having the card be a diamond or a black card?

(Answer in reduced fraction form)

3/4

200

Consider drawing 1 card from a standard deck of shuffled cards what is the probability the card is a queen given it was black face card?

(Answer as percentage rounded to the tenths) 

33.3%

200

A letter is chosen at random from the word OVERREPRESENTED . Find the probability of the letter being an E given it is a vowel

(Answer in reduced fraction form) 

5/6

200

Class         Rides the Bus        Car Rider        Drives

Freshman        200                  300                  0
Sophomore      300                  200                  0
Junior              100                  350                50
Senior             50                    50                 400

Find the P(Car Rider| Freshman)       

(Answer in reduced fraction form)

3/5

200

What is the probability of rolling two dice and getting a sum that is even or getting a sum that is a multiple of 5?

(Answer as percentage rounded to the tenths) 

61.1%

300

What is the probability of randomly selecting a card from a standard 52 card deck and having the card be a spade or a lettered card?

(Answer as percentage rounded to the tenths) 

48.1%

300

A box contains six purple marbles, five yellow marbles, five green marbles, and four white marbles. If one marble is drawn at random, find P(purple | not green)  

(Answer in reduced fraction form)

2/5

300

A letter is chosen at random from the word OVERREPRESENTED . Find the probability of the letter being an R given it is a consonant

(Answer in reduced fraction form)

1/3

300

Class         Rides the Bus        Car Rider        Drives

Freshman        200                  300                  0
Sophomore      300                  200                  0
Junior              100                  350                50
Senior             50                    50                 400

Find the probability that the student is a junior given that they are a car rider.    

(Answer in reduced fraction form)

7/18

300

A fair spinner is divided into 12 equal sections numbered 1 through 12. What is the probability of spinning a number that is a multiple of 4 or a prime number?

(Answer in reduced fraction form) 

2/3

400

What is the probability of rolling two dice and getting a sum that is even OR equal to 7?

(Answer in reduced fraction form)

2/3

400

A box contains six purple marbles, five yellow marbles, five green marbles, and four white marbles. If one marble is drawn at random, find P(green | color with 5 letters)

(Answer as percentage rounded to the tenths) 

55.6%

400

A number is selected randomly from a box containing all the integers from 1 to 25.

P(greater than 10 | prime)         

(Answer in reduced fraction form) 

5/9

400

Class         Rides the Bus        Car Rider        Drives

Freshman        200                  300                  0
Sophomore      300                  200                  0
Junior              100                  350                50
Senior             50                    50                 400

Find the probability that the student is a sophomore given they ride the bus. 

(Answer as percentage rounded to the tenths)

46.2%

400

A bowl contains 5 strawberry candies, 15 lemon candies, 10 orange candies, and 10 grape candies. If one candy is drawn at random, find: P(not lemon|not grape)

(Answer in reduced fraction form) 

1/2

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