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712LRIS WS#14 (Yellow) Unit 4 Probability Quiz Review

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32.

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1.

Determine the likelihood of each event.

Draw a heart, spade, or diamond from a standard deck of cards.

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2.

Determine the likelihood of each event.

Draw a heart or diamond from a deck of cards.

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3.

Determine the likelihood of each event.

Roll a 2 five times in a row on a number cube.

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4.

Determine the likelihood of each event.

Rolling a number greater than zero on a number cube.

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5.

Determine the likelihood of each event.

You will find $20 on the sidewalk.

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6.

Make a tree diagram by dragging each side choice to the choices for dinner.

  • Salad

  • Fries

  • Chips

  • Pizza

  • Hamburger

  • Taco

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7.

What is the number of possible outcomes?

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8.

What is an example of ONE possible outcome?

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9.

Make a tree diagram by dragging heads or tails to the numbers on a cube.

  • Heads

  • Tails

  • 1

  • 2

  • 3

  • 4

  • 5

  • 6

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10.

What is the number of possible outcomes?

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11.

What is an example of ONE possible outcome?

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12.

What's the probability of getting a sugar cookie.

Write your answer as a fraction, decimal, or percent.

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13.

What is the probability of getting grape?

Write your answer as a fraction, decimal, or percent

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14.

How many sections are purple?

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15.

How many sections are blue?

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16.

How many sections are pink?

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17.

How many sections are green?

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18.

How many sections are black?

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19.

How many sections are orange?

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20.

How many sections are yellow?

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21.

How many sections are pink?

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22.

What's the experimental probability (relative frequency) of hearing a Bruno Mars song next?

Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form.

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23.

What's the relative frequency of hearing a Maroon 5 or a Taylor Swift song next?

Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form.

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24.

If you run the experiment again, would the frequencies in your table still be the same?

Why or Why not?

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25.

What is the long-run frequency of people taking the bus to work?

Write your as a simplified fraction.

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26.

What is the relative frequency of people walking or riding a bike to work?

Write your answer as a simplified fraction.

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27.

If you run the experiment again, would the frequencies in your table still be the same?

Why or Why not?

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28.

Which spinner would you choose if you want to move forward?

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29.

Explain your answer from above.

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30.

Which spinner would you choose if you want to land on a heart?

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31.

Explain your answer from above.