Number Line
Where on the line would 50% fall?
In a theoretical experiment what is the chance of getting a 6 on a dice?
1/6
Johny picked up the last roll in a bag. Josh comes through 5 mins later and there is only 1 bun left. Is this a compound or simple event?
Compound
What is sample space?
All of the possible outcomes.
What is an independent event?
Independent is two or more outcomes not affecting the probability opf the other occuring.
Is 26% very unlikely or unlikely?
Unlikely
What is the difference of a experimental Vs. a theoretical probability?
Experimental is the result after testing. Theoretical is what should happen using favorable odds.
What makes an event simple?
One event occuring
If Tom has a choice of 1 hat and 2 shirts how many options are there?
2
What is a dependent event?
A dependent event is two or more scenarios that affect the other(s) from happening.
Where would 79% fall on the number line?
In the Very likely section.
The results from John's experiment are below.
1=5 times
2=7 times
3=1 times
4=2 times
5=3 times
6=2 times
What are the odds of getting a 5 in fraction form?
3/20
If an event occurs 4 times is it compound or simple?
Compound
If Tom has a choice of 1 hat, 2 shirts, and 3 socks how many options are there?
6
John is selected for line duty out of 25 classmates. Jacob is selected for lunch duty. Is this independent or dependent.
(Hint: You can't get picked 2)
Dependent.
Where would 36/51 fall on the number line?
Likely
Out of these results what are the odds of getting a 2?
1= 2 times
2= 4 times
3= 6 times
4= 2 times
5= 3 times
6= 3 times
4/20 or 1/5
If John picks a marble from a bag is it compound or simple?
Simple
If Tom has the choice of 1 hat, 2 shirts, 3 socks, and 4 pairs of shorts, how many possible outcxomes are there?
24
Independent
What is the range of any givern probability using the number line?
0-1
The experimental probability of rolling a 6 is 4/10 times. What is the theoretical probability of getting a 6 on a dice in the next 60 rolls?
10 times or 1/6
If I pick a card in a deck and then replace it, would it be compound or simple?
Simple
If Tom has the choice of 1 hat, 2 shirts, 3 socks, 4 pairs of pants, and 5 pairs of underwear, what is the probability of him selecting a certain hat?
1/1
John gets chosen for lunch duty and then Jacob gets chosen for line duty. John is also selected for classroom leader. Is this independent or dependent.
You can get selected for 2 in one day, but not all three
Dependent