Probability number-line
Experimental vs theoretical probability
Simple vs compound probabiltiy
Sample space
Independent vs dependent events
100

What is on the ends of the numberline

Impossible and Certain

100

What actually happens

experimental probability

100

What is simple probability

One event example: rolling a die

100

All the possible outcomes of an event is…

The sample space

100

What is an independent compound event?

two or more events done one after the other that don´t affect each-other

200

What does he chance 1/4 fall under?

Unlikely

200

What is expected to happen

Theoretical probability

200

What is compound probability

two or more events happening at once Example: rolling a dice and spinning a spinner

200

If you roll a die and flip a coin how many outcomes are there?

12

200

What is a dependent compound event?

two or more events one after the other that DO affect each-other

300

What does 1 fall under

Certain

300

What is the probability of spinning a 2 on a spinner labeled 1-5?

1/5

300

Is simple probability also compound?

no

300

If you flip a coin how many outcomes are there?

2

300

What kind of compound event is picking a marble out of a bag and not putting it back and picking out another that is a different color

dependent

400

for unlikely and likely does the fraction have to be exactly 1/4 or 3/4?

No as long as its between the 50 mark

400

If you roll a dice 5 times and record the results what are the results under?

experimental probability 

400

would rolling one dice be simple or compound probability?

simple

400

How do you calculate the amount of outcomes of a compound event?

you take all the numbers of the events like 6 sides on a dice and multiply them Example: 6 sides of a dice and 2 sides of a coin multiplied together makes 12 outcomes

400

What kind of event would be getting the ketchup for a hotdog, putting it on the hotdog and then putting back the ketchup for the next person?

independent

500

All the points on the numberline

impossible, unlikely, as likely as not, likely, and certain

500

If a fair coin is flipped what is the theoretical probability of it landing on heads?

1/2

500

Would rolling two dice and getting 1 or 4 on both be compound probability or simple?

compound

500

You are ordering pizza. You can choose a small, medium, or large pizza and you can choose cheese or pepperoni. How many outcomes are there?

6

500

Does an independent event have to be compound?

Yes