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Mr. O
100

Classify this as a theoretical or personal probability:

The probability that the school will call a snow day when it snows .75 ft

Personal Probability
100

Determine whether the scenario involves independent or dependent events:

Jayden chooses between three entrees for lunch, then chooses between 4 sides.

Independent

100

I flip a coin twice. How many possible outcomes are there?

2*2=4

100

How many black eights are in a deck?

2

100

What state did I live in for 5 years?

Maine

200

Determine a potential trial and corresponding event for drawing cards from a deck.

Answers will vary

200

Determine whether the scenario involves independent or dependent events:

Jack draws a card from a deck, then draws another card without replacement.

Dependent
200

I have a bowl in my apartment with 1 avocado, 1 apple, and 1 banana. I randomly pick two pieces of fruit. How many different outcomes are there? (We are assuming the order of fruit matters)

3*2=6

200

Find the probability:

You spin a spinner 1-6. It lands on a number that is less than 3.

2/6 or 33.3%

200

What sport(s) did I compete in during high school and college?

XC and Track & Field

300

What is the probability you draw a red king from a deck of cards?

2/52 or 3.8%

300

Find the probability this happens:

A coin lands heads up 10 times in a row.

1/(2^10) = 1/1024 

300

Ms. Poulton and Mr. Olsen give three students candy during field day. They can choose between a green apple, a grape, or a blue raspberry jolly rancher. How many different ways can the three students pick candy?

3*3*3=27

300

If the probability something happens is 40%, what is the probability that it won't happen?

100-40 = 60%

300

Who in my family dressed up as Santa this year?

My sister

400
I randomly select a student from this class using a random name generator. What is the probability that they aren't here today?

Answer depends on the day!

400

Find the probability this happens:

Someone in our class won the lottery and decides to randomly select two people in our class to give $10,000 dollars each. They select _______, then they select _______ .

Answers will vary!

Example solution:

(1/12)*(1/11) = 1/121

400

I'm buying a drum set, and it comes in 3 different sizes, 4 different colors, and I can get any combination of 5 optional features. How many possible outcomes (different drum sets) are there?

3*4*2*2*2*2*2 = 384

400

In the game show experiment we did at the beginning of the probability unit, what was the best option:

Stick or Switch?

(no stealing for this question)

Switch!

400

What car do I drive?

I need make and model.

an orange manual 2014 Subaru Crosstrek

500

What is the sample space for rolling a 20-sided die?

(write out the solution)

{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18, 19, 20}

500

Find the probability this happens:

You roll a dice three times. First you get an odd number, then an even number, then a number greater than or equal to 3.

(3/6)*(3/6)*(4/6) = 1/6 or 16.67%

500

I randomly select three students from those in class today and assign them roles of phone czar, bathroom queen, and homework lord. How many possible combinations of students could I choose?

Example: (teacher say example)

Depends on the number of people in class!

Ex: 13*12*11 = 1716 combinations

500

I have four coins in my pocket: 2 quarters and 2 nickels. I reach in and randomly pull our a nickel. But I wanted a quarter, so I try again and randomly pull out a quarter.

Note: I did not put the nickel back in my pocket.

(2/4)*(2/3) = (4/12) or 25%

500

Who was my top artist of 2024?

Bruce Springsteen