Permutations/Combinations
Counting Principle
Binomial Probability/ Expected Value
Independant/Dependant Events
Mutually Exclusive/Non Exclusive
100

Richie 

360

100

6 shirts, 4 pants, 3 boots

72

100

Bill and Mary are making cakes. 30% of the cakes burned. They made 40 cakes, what is the probability that 4 cakes weren't burned? 

3.29

100

A jar contains 8 red balls, % green balls, and 10 yellow balls. $ balls are choosen from the Jar, with replacement. What's the probability that both balls are red? 

64/529

100

You select one day of the month of February. What is the probability that you choose the 28th or 2nd day?

1/4

200

Out of 70 employees the boss is only choosing 17 to go on the conference. 

7.9 

200

Appetizer: Fries, Wings

Entree: Chicken, Steak, Hamburger

Desert: Cake, Icecream 

12

200

A company produced chairs. Chairs successfully work 95% of the time. They're testing 50 chairs. What is the probability that at least 34 of the chairs successfully stand up. 

.99

200

James has 4 dimes, 3 pennies, and 2 quarters in his pocket. If each coin is equally likely to be pulled out of his pocket in order without replacement, what is the probability that he will pull out 2 quarters in a row first? 

1/36 

200

A game has a spinner with numbers 1-9 on it. What is the probability that the spinner stops on an even number or a number greater than 6? 

6/9

300

Order does matter 

Permutation 

300

You toss three dimes. How many possible outcomes are there?

 8

300

3 cards a King, Queen, and Jack will be placed under a cup. The cup will be mixed up. If you choose the King you will win the most money. If you choose a Queen or Jack winning varies depending on the game you choose. 

Player Slant 

Pay $20

Win (K) $40 

Win (Q) $30

Win (J) $25 

11.66

300

Replaced 

Independent 

300

Mutually Exclusive Formula 

P (a and b) = P (a) * P (b) 

or 

P (a or b) = P (a) + P (b) 

400

Order dosent matter 

Combinations 

400

 A wedding caterer gives you three choices for the main course, six starter choices and five options for dessert. How many different meals (made up of starter, dinner and dessert) are there?



90

400

3 cards a King, Queen, Jack will be placed under a cup and will be mixed up. 

Fair Game 

Pay $x

Win (K) $30 

Win (Q) $20 

Win (J) $x 

$17 

400

and 

Dependent 

400

Non Mutually Exclusive Formula 

P (a or b) = P (a) + P (b) - P (a and b) 

500

Permutation Calculator Steps

Calc - Insert # - Math - PRB - #2

500

Formula 

_ * _ * _ 

500

"at least" x successes formula 

1-binompdf (n,p,x-1)

500

A coiin is tossed and a single 6 sided die is rolled. Find the probabilty of landind on the head side of the coin and rolling 3 on the die. 

1/12

500

For AND question you _____ each probability 

For OR questions, ____ the probabilities 

multiply 

add 

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