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Finding Simple Probability

Finding Simple Probability

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Mathematics

6th - 8th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

CCSS
HSS.CP.B.7, 7.SP.C.7B

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Susan Kahler

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Finding Simple Probability

By Susan Kahler

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​Example: The spinner to the left is spun once. What is the probability of it landing on an even number? Write as a fraction, decimal, and percent.

P(even) = 6/12=1/2=0.5=50%​

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Multiple Choice

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The spinner shown is spun once. What is the probability of getting a number less than 10?

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

1

3/4

0.75

75%

2

1/4

0.25

25%

3

1/2

0.50

50%

4

1/3

0.33

33%

5

1/5

0.20

20%

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Many times the previous question is represented this way.

P(no more than 10)

This P( ) stands for find the probability of what is written inside the ( ) happening. ​

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Multiple Choice

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P( even or a multiple of 3)

This would be read as, what is the probability of landing on an even number or a multiple of 3?

1

2/3

0.67

67%

2

1/3

0.33

33%

3

2/3

0.75

75%

4

4/5

0.80

80%

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Multiple Choice

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P( less than 10 and odd)

1

5/12

0.60

60%

2

1/2

0.50

50%

3

5/12

0.42

42%

4

7/12

0.58

58%

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Multiple Choice

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What is the probability of the ball landing in an odd numbered jar that is unshaded?

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P (odd and unshaded) =

5/18

0.27

27%

2

P (odd and unshaded) =

1/3

0.33

33%

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P (odd and unshaded) =

2/9

0.22

22%

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P (odd and unshaded) =

1/2

0.5

50%

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Multiple Choice

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P ( shaded and at least 18)

be careful of that word and when they are witten this way. If you have and it means that both conditions must be satisfied.)

1

7/36

0.19

19%

2

5/36

0.14

14%

3

1/2

0.50

50%

4

1/6

0.17

17%

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Fill in the Blank

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P( multiple of 6)

Type your answer as a percent

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Fill in the Blank

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P( less than 25 and shaded)

Write your answer as a percent.

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Fill in the Blank

A jar contains 3 chocolate chip cookies, 4 mint cookies, 3 double chocolate cookies, 5 oatmeal cookies and 1 peanut butter cookie. One cookie is chosen randomly.

P ( double chocolate)

Write your answer as a fraction that is in simplest form.

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Fill in the Blank

A jar contains 3 chocolate chip cookies, 4 mint cookies, 3 double chocolate cookies, 5 oatmeal cookies and 1 peanut butter cookie. One cookie is chosen randomly.

P ( chocolate chip or peanut butter)

Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form.

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Fill in the Blank

A jar contains 3 chocolate chip cookies, 4 mint cookies, 3 double chocolate cookies, 5 oatmeal cookies and 1 peanut butter cookie. One cookie is chosen randomly.

P( oatmeal and peanut butter)

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Fill in the Blank

A jar contains 3 chocolate chip cookies, 4 mint cookies, 3 double chocolate cookies, 5 oatmeal cookies and 1 peanut butter cookie. One cookie is chosen randomly.

P(not mint)

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Fill in the Blank

A letter is chosen randomly from the word APPLICATIONS.

P( A)

Write the answer as a decimal rounded to the nearest hundreth.

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Fill in the Blank

A letter is chosen randomly from the word APPLICATIONS.

P( vowel )

Write your answer as a decimal rounded to the nearest hundreth.

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Fill in the Blank

A letter is chosen randomly from the word APPLICATIONS.

P( not P)

Write your answer as a percent.

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Fill in the Blank

A letter is chosen randomly from the word APPLICATIONS.

P(T or I)

Write your answer as a percent

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Fill in the Blank

A basket is filled with cards, one for each letter of the alphabet and one for each digit 0-9. One card is chosen.

P( number)

Write as a fraction, in simplest form.

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Fill in the Blank

A basket is filled with cards, one for each letter of the alphabet and one for each digit 0-9. One card is chosen.

P( vowel or an even number)

Write as a fraction, in simplest form.

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