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Theoretical Probability

Experimental Probability
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100

How many total outcomes are shown?

10

100

A 6-sided number cube is rolled.

P(1 or 2)= ?

1/3

100

What is the experimental probability of pulling a card with hearts on it?

1/4

100


Mary recorded the suits of the 20 cards she pulled? If Mary pulls cards 260 times, how many times would you expect her to pull a spade? 

52

200

A coin is flipped and a 5 sectioned spinner is spun. Make a list of all of the possible outcomes.

H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, T1, T2, T3, T4, T5

200

Flipping a coin

P(tails)?

1/2

200

What is the experimental probability of landing on green or blue? 

1/2

200

Steven recorded the number of times he landed on each color in the table below. What is a reasonable prediction of the number of times Steven will spin a orange if he spins the spinner 400 times.

110

300

How many total outcomes are shown?

12

300

Ryan has a bag of M&Ms. There are red, yellow, green, blue and brown M&Ms.

P(red or brown)?

2/5

300

What is the experimental probability of landing on orange? 

11/40

300


If a card is pulled 100 times, what would be a reasonable prediction for the number of cards drawn hat do not have a spade?

80

400

How many combinations can be made?

12 combinations


400

Ryan has a bag of M&Ms. There are red, yellow, green, blue and brown M&Ms. 

P(NOT yellow)

 

400

What is the experimental probability of not landing on green? 

26/40

13/20 (+100 points)

400

A scientist studies a population of 1200 butterflies. He discovered that 6 out of 30 butterflies in the population have blue wings. Based on the results of this study, how many butterflies do not have blue wings?

960

500






500

Nate pulled colored tiles from a bag. The bag contains 7 yellow, 3 blue, 2 orange, 1 green and 2 red.

P(blue or orange)?

5/20

1/4 (+100 points)

500

What is the experimental probability of not landing on green? 

34/40

17/20 (+100 points)

500

Jenna has a bag of skittles. 

    *3 green skittles

    *7 red skittles

    *5 yellow skittles

She will select a skittle and replace it 250 times. What is a reasonable prediction for the number of times a green skittle will be selected?


50

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