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100

What does "chance" mean in probability?

The likelihood of an event occuring.

100

True or False: Data collection is not needed for probability.

False

100

Which measure is most affected by outliers?


Mean (Average)

100

Why is fairness important in probability experiments?

To ensure unbiased results.

100

Give one reason why predictions may fail.


HINT: If a survey only asks 3 people, is it reliable?

Insufficient trials or biased data

200

True or False: Probability measures certainty only.

False

200

Name one way to represent data visually.

Histogram, scatter plot, bar graph, pie chart etc...

200

Calculate the mode of [1, 2, 2, 3, 4].

2 - Mode is the most frequent

200

Give an example of secondary data source.

HINT: A primary source is an experiment or observation you have done yourself

Published survey or research report

200

What type of chart is this? 


Pie chart

300

Which of these is a random event?

a) Tossing a coin

b) Sunrise

c) Earth rotation


a)

300

Which measure compares spread of data? (difference between the smallest and the largest data)

Range

300

Express probability of rolling a 3 on a fair die as a fraction.

1/6

300

What does the Law of Large Numbers state?

As trials increase, experimental probability approaches theoretical probability.

300

What type of chart is this?


Bar chart - it says it in the image! 

400

What is the term for something that can happen by chance?

Random event

400

True or False: Median is the middle value in ordered data.

True

400

Convert 0.25 probability to percentage.

25%

400

True or False: More trials reduce variability in results.

True

400

What type of chart is this? 

Scatter plot

500

Which graph is best for showing frequency of dice rolls?

Bar graph
500

If data set is [2, 4, 6], what is the mean?

4 (average.  2 + 4 + 6 = 12 /3 = 4)

500

What is the purpose of simulation in probability?

To model and predict outcomes of random events.

500

How can you justify a conclusion in probability?

By comparing experimental and theoretical probabilities.

500

What type of chart is this? 

Line graph