Review for first half of EngageNY Module 4. Includes two-way tables, conditional probabilities, independence, and z-scores
Organize the following probilities into conditional and not conditional based on the following two-way table
1. Probability that a person gets a hot dog
2. Probability that a person gets no food given they get a soda
3. Probability a person doesn't get a drink
4. If a person has gotten pizza, probability they get water
5. Probability that a person gets both a hot dog and soda
6. A person got water, what is the probability they got pizza
7. Probability a person got a hot dog but no drink
8. Given a person got soda, probability of getting a hot dog
Conditional
Not Conditional
1. Probability that a person gets a hot dog
2. Probability that a person gets no food given they get a soda
3. Probability a person doesn't get a drink
4. If a person has gotten pizza, probability they get water
5. Probability that a person gets both a hot dog and soda
6. A person got water, what is the probability they got pizza
7. Probability a person got a hot dog but no drink
8. Given a person got soda, probability of getting a hot dog
Are getting a hot dog and soda independent? Use conditional probability definition
Are getting a hot dog and soda independent? Use multiplication definition
Draw a Venn diagram representing this scenario.
What is the probability a student is in band but not sports?
What is the probability a student is in neither?
What is the probability of a student being in band OR sports?
What is the probability of getting a raw score between 28 and 38?
What is the probability of getting a raw score of at least 40?
What is the probability of getting a raw score of at most 28?