Algebra II.4.A.1 - Chance Experiments, Sample Spaces, and Events – Exit Ticket
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3 Questions
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1.
For the chance experiment described in Scenario Card 1, why is the probability
of the event “spinning an odd number and randomly selecting a blue card” not the
same as the probability of the event “spinning an even number and randomly
selecting a blue card”? Which event would have the greater probability of
occurring, and why?
For the chance experiment described in Scenario Card 1, why is the probability
of the event “spinning an odd number and randomly selecting a blue card” not the
same as the probability of the event “spinning an even number and randomly
selecting a blue card”? Which event would have the greater probability of
occurring, and why?
10
2.
Why is the probability of the event “spinning an odd number from Spinner 1 and
randomly selecting a blue card” not equal to the probability of “spinning an odd
number from Spinner 1 or randomly selecting a blue card”?
Why is the probability of the event “spinning an odd number from Spinner 1 and
randomly selecting a blue card” not equal to the probability of “spinning an odd
number from Spinner 1 or randomly selecting a blue card”?
10
3.
If one of the red cards is changed to a blue card, what is the probability of
the event “spinning an odd number from Spinner 1 and randomly selecting a red
card from the card bag”?
If one of the red cards is changed to a blue card, what is the probability of
the event “spinning an odd number from Spinner 1 and randomly selecting a red
card from the card bag”?
From EngageNY.org of the New York State Education Department. Grade Algebra II Mathematics Module 4, Topic A, Lesson 1. Internet. Available from https://www.engageny.org/resource/algebra-ii-modul...; accessed 21/Apr/2016.