Theoretical Prob.
Experiment Prob.
Vocab
Sample Space
Independent vs. Dependent Events
100

A coin is flipped twice. What is the probability of flipping heads twice?

What is

1/4 = 25%

100

The theoretical probability of flipping two consecutive heads on a coin is 1/4. If you do 20 trials, about how many times would you expect two heads?

What is

5/20 or 5

100

An event that will definitely happen is called what?

What is

Certain

100

At a smoothie shop, you can choose strawberry or mango as a fruit, and milk or juice as a base. How many possible outcomes are there?

What is

4 outcomes or combinations

100

Flipping a coin twice. Are the events independent or dependent?

What is Independent

200

A six-sided die is rolled twice. What is the probability of rolling a 3 both times?

What is

1/36 = 2.77%

200

The probability of rolling a 4 on a six-sided die twice is 1/36. If you run 36 trials, how many successes would you expect?

What is

1/36 or 1

200

An event that cannot happen is called what?

What is

Impossible

200

A student chooses a T-shirt colour: red, blue, or black. And a pair of shoes: runners or slides. How many total possible outcomes are there?

What is 

6 outcomes or combinations

200

What makes events independent?

What is

If one event does not affect/change the other

300

A spinner has 4 equal sections: red, blue, green, and yellow. It is spun twice. What is the probability of landing on red or green on the first spin, then blue or yellow on the second spin?

What is 

4/16 or 25%

300

A spinner has 4 colour options (red, blue, yellow, green). If you spin two times and run 40 trials, about how many times would you expect to land on red both spins?

What is

2.5/40 or ~2.5

300

If two outcomes have the same chance of occurring, they are called what?

What is

Equally Likely

300

At a burger place you choose: 

Type of burger: beef, chicken, veggie

Drink: water, soda, juice

How many total possible outcomes are there?

What is

9 outcomes or combinations

300

Picking a card from a deck, replacing it, then picking another card. Independent or Dependent?

What is

Independent

400

You roll a die and flip a coin. What is the probability of rolling an odd number and getting tails?

What is 

3/12 = 25%

400

You flip a coin twice and run 100 trials. About how many times would you expect to land on heads and then tails?

What is

25/100 or 25

400

If something has a greater than 50% chance of happening, is is called what?

What is 


Likely
400

A password is made using:

One letter: A,B, or C

One number: 1,2,3, or 4

How many total possible outcomes are there?

What is

12 outcomes or combinations

400

A bag has red or blue marbles. You pick one, do not put it back, then pick another. Independent or Dependent?

What is Dependent

Dependent

500

A standard deck has 52 cards. You draw a card, replace it, then draw again. What is the probability of getting a heart on the first draw, then a queen on the second draw?

What is 

52/2704 = 1.92%

500

You roll a 6-sided die twice and run 50 trials. About how many times would you expect to roll an even number on your first roll, then an odd number on your second roll?

What is

12.5/50 or 12.5

500

If something has a small chance of happening but is still possible, it is called what?

What is

Unlikely

500

A student creates a custom ice cream stand:

Flavours: vanilla, chocolate, strawberry

Toppings: sprinkles, caramel, or cookie crumble

Cone type: waffle or regular

How many total possible outcomes are there?

What is 

18 outcomes or combinations

500

If I draw a card from a deck without replacing it, then pick another card. What does this affect?

What is 

Sample Space or Total possible outcomes

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