Theoretical Probability of Simple Events
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Sara Garcia Ayres
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Theoretical Probability of Simple Events
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Bob has the pictured pencils in his pencil case. He picks one pencil randomly.
Find the probability that the pencil picked is red.
Express the probability as a fraction.
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Bob has the pictured pencils in his pencil case. He picks one pencil randomly.
Find the probability that the pencil picked is black.
Express the probability as a fraction.
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Bob has the pictured pencils in his pencil case. He picks one pencil randomly.
Find the probability that the pencil picked is blue.
Express the probability as a fraction.
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Bob has the pictured pencils in his pencil case. He picks one pencil randomly.
Find the probability that the pencil picked is green.
Express the probability as a fraction.
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Find the probability that Davio is correct if Davio says, 'The number is 20.'
Express the probability as a fraction.
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Find the probability that Davio is correct if Davio says, 'The number is 100.'
Express the probability as a fraction.
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Find the probability that Davio is correct if Davio says, 'The number is even.'
Express the probability as a fraction.
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Find the probability that Davio is correct if Davio says, 'The number is less than 20.'
Express the probability as a fraction.
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Find the probability that Davio is correct if Davio says, 'The number is more than 20.'
Express the probability as a fraction.
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A box consists of 9 compartments. The bases are colored as shown.
Trina throws a ball onto the box blindfolded. She wins a toy if the ball lands in the yellow compartment.
Given that the ball lands in a compartment of the box, find the probability that Trina wins a toy.
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A box consists of 9 compartments. The bases are colored as shown.
Trina throws a ball onto the box blindfolded. She wins a toy if the ball lands in the yellow compartment.
Given that the ball lands in a compartment of the box, find the probability that Trina does not win a toy.
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A board consists of 4 equal parts colored red, green and gray as shown.
Fernando throws a coin onto the board blindfolded.
Given that it lands on the board, find the probability that the coin lands on the red part.
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A board consists of 4 equal parts colored red, green and gray as shown.
Fernando throws a coin onto the board blindfolded.
Given that it lands on the board, find the probability that the coin does not land on the red part.
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A board consists of 4 unequal parts colored red, green, blue and gray as shown.
Fernando throws a coin onto the board blindfolded.
Given that it lands on the board, find the probability that the coin lands on the red part.
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A board consists of 4 unequal parts colored red, green, blue and gray as shown.
Fernando throws a coin onto the board blindfolded.
Given that it lands on the board, find the probability that the coin does not land on the red part.
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