First Half Mod 4 - Probability

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18 questions
Note from the author:
Review for first half of EngageNY Module 4. Includes two-way tables, conditional probabilities, independence, and z-scores
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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
Find the probability for each of the probabilities above
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1. Probability that a person gets a hot dog

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2. Probability that a person gets no food given they get a soda

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3. Probability a person doesn't get a drink

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4. If a person has gotten pizza, probability they get water

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5. Probability that a person gets both a hot dog and soda

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6. A person got water, what is the probability they got pizza

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7. Probability a person got a hot dog but no drink

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8. Given a person got soda, probability of getting a hot dog

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Are getting a hot dog and soda independent? Use conditional probability definition

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Are getting a hot dog and soda independent? Use multiplication definition

In a school of 320 students, 85 students are in the band, 200 students are on sports teams, and 60 students participate in both activities.
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Draw a Venn diagram representing this scenario.

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What is the probability a student is in band but not sports?

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What is the probability a student is in neither?

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What is the probability of a student being in band OR sports?

The Welcher Adult Intelligence Test Scale is composed of a number of subtests. On one subtest, the raw scores have a mean of 35 and a standard deviation of 6.
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What is the probability of getting a raw score between 28 and 38?

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What is the probability of getting a raw score of at least 40?

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What is the probability of getting a raw score of at most 28?