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Wk 32 Notes Intro to Probability

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8 Nsɛmmisa

Question 1

00:00

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Question 2

01:35

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Question 3

04:39

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Question 4

05:32

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Question 5

09:51

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Question 6

01:19

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Question 7

07:19

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Question 8

09:33

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1.

Watch this video then answer the first question.
Mark Rober said that “the odds are heavily stacked against you.” In your own words, explain what that means to you.

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2.

Jot down the formula here starting with "Probability = "

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3.

If you draw one marble out of this new cup at random, what is the probability that it's red?

0.125

0.50

0.25

0.0417

0.375

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4.

2. If you draw one marble out of this new cup at random, what is the probability that it is blue?

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5.

P(one black car and one red car) =

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6.

Create your Sample space for the 2-card and 3-card game.

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7.

Roll a die 18 times and record how many times you roll each number.

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8.

The greater the number of rolls, the closer the probability is to the probability

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