Percentages
85% can be expressed as the simplified fraction.
What is 17/20?
Permutations are used when
What is "order matters"?
Mr. Rezene has 3 cow cards and 2 duck cards. The probability of choosing three cow cards is
What is 1/10 or 0.10 or 10%?
Rolling a number cube and flipping a coin are examples of independent or dependent events.
What are independent events?
12% can be expressed as the simplified fraction.
What is 3/25?
Combinations are used when
What is "order does not matter"?
10 letter cards are used to spell the sentence
M A T H I S C O O L
The probability of choosing a vowel first, replacing it, and choosing a consonant second
What is 6/25 or 0.24 or 24%?
Picking a card without replacement and then picking another card is an example of independent or dependent events.
What are dependent events.
62% can be expressed as the simplified fraction
What is 31/50?
A restaurant with 3 soups, 2 salads, 5 main courses, and 4 desserts makes complete meals from a soup or salad, main course, and dessert. This number of possible meals can be made.
What is 100 possible meals.
In a standard deck of 52 cards, the probability of drawing a spade is
What is 1/4 or 0.25 or 25%?
Getting a free pizza if the Cowboys win is an example of independent or dependent events.
What are dependent events.
76% can be expressed as the simplified fraction
What is 19/25?
35 games selected 5 at a time can be selected in this many ways.
What is 604,800
In a standard deck of 52 cards, the probability of drawing two cards with replacement that are both not diamonds.
What is 9/16?
Johnny, Suzy, and Bruce are on a bus with 5 other students. The probability that Suzy gets off first, Bruce gets off second, and Johnny gets off third is
What is 1/336?
A password is created using numbers 0-9. If the password is 7 numbers long and the number cannot repeat then there are this many possible passwords.
What is 604,800 passwords?
In a standard deck of 52 cards, the probability of drawing three cards without replacement that are not red is
What is 2/17?
The probability of Mr. Baxley giving you a free 100 on your test?
What is 0%?