Probability
Adding/Subtracting Rationals
Multiplying/Dividing Rationals
Fraction Division
Constant of Proportionality
100

What is Theoretical Probability?

Theoretical probability is the probability that you can calculate without actually carrying out your experiment. 

100

(-34) + 24

-10

100

-12 * -3

36

100

5/6 ÷ 3/6 

5/3 = 1-2/3

100

What is the equation we use for Constant of Proportionality?

y = kx

200

What is Experimental Probability?

Experimental Probability is the results you receive from carrying out the experiment. 

200

(-45) + (-36) 

-81

200

-45 ÷ 9

-5

200

12/15 ÷ 3/5 

1-1/3

200

What needs to be true about a graph for it to represent a proportional relationship?

The line needs to be straight and start at the origin (0,0).

300

What is the Theoretical Probability of you flipping a coin and it landing on heads? 

1/2 or 50% 

300

35 - (-45) 

80

300

2.5 * -3

-7.5

300

3/4 ÷ 2/3

9/8 = 1-1/8

300

Ms Bang bought 15 cans of Red Bull for $59.85, how much was it for each individual can?

The Red Bulls cost $3.99 each

400

What is the probability of you rolling a six-sided dice and getting an 2? 

1/6 of 16.67%

400

34.67 + (-25.45) 

9.22

400

950 ÷ -5

-190

400

5/8 ÷ 3/5

25/24 or 1-1/24

400

Ms Bang bought 15 cans of Red Bull for $59.85, how much would it cost for 5 cans? 

It would cost $19.95.

500

What is the probability of you rolling TWO six-sided dice and them adding up to 5? 

2/36 OR 1/18 OR 5.56%

500

-254.6 + 34.8

-219.8

500

-40.5 * 3.67

-148.635

500

5 ÷ 2/3 

15/2 = 7-1/2

500

Ms Bang bought 15 cans of Red Bull for $59.85, how many cans can she get for $39.51?

She can buy 9 cans for $39.51.