Multiplying Powers
Dividing Powers
Exponents of Powers
Probability 1
Probability 2
100

81(89)

810

100

6^4/(6^2)

62

100

(4^3)^8

424

100

A number cube is rolled. Find the probability of not rolling a 2 or a 3

4/6

100

How many possible outcomes are there if you can have apple, peach or cherry pie with milk, juice or tea?

9

200

7-3(75)

72

200

8^5/(8^-2)

87

200

(4^-7)^-2

414

200

The letters of the word peterson are placed in a bag. What is the likelihood of selecting a vowel?

Unlikely

200

It rained for 5 out of 14 days in a city in Florida. Approximately how many days will it rain out of 56?

20

300

5-5(5-9)

5-14 or 

1/(5^14)

300

(x^-2)/(x^6)

x-8 or 

1/(x^8)

300

(x^-3)^6

x-18 or 

1/(x^18)

300

3 out of every 10 students ride the bus to school. How many students out of 120 students ride the bus?

36

300

The type of probability where the outcome results from repeated trials

Experimental

400

6x2(3x7)

18x9

400

(12y^9)/(3y^3)

4y6

400

(2^3x^4)^2

26x8

400

The type of probability where the outcome is predicted mathematically

Theoretical

400

A letter card A through H is chosen, and a number cube is rolled. Find the probability of choosing a C and then rolling less than a 3.

2/48 or 1/24

500

53(43)

203

500

27^5/9^5

35

500

(6^-2y^5)^3

6-6y15 or 

y^15/6^6

500

A bag contains 9 blue marbles and 3 red marbles. What is the probability of selecting a blue marble first and then a red marble without replacement?

27/132 or 9/44

500

A bag contains 9 blue marbles and 3 red marbles. What is the probability of selecting 3 red marbles?

6/1320 or 1/220

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