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8.2.1 Multi-Step Events & Counting Principle

8.2.1 Multi-Step Events & Counting Principle

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Mathematics

9th - 12th Grade

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Ilyse Marcinkiewicz

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14 Slides • 13 Questions

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Multiple Choice

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You have an 4-sided number cube. What is the probability of rolling a 1 and then a 2? (not using the word or!)

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6.25%

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50%

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12.5%

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25%

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Multiple Select

A bowl of 15 pieces of fruit that include 3 oranges, 10 bananas, and 2 apples. Emily found the probability of first randomly selecting an orange to be 3/15 = 1/5. Emily set the orange to the side.

What is the probability of the second selection of an apple?

Select all that apply.

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2/15

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2/14

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1/15

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1/7

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Multiple Choice

There are 17 players on a soccer team. What is the probability that Aria will be selected as captain and Liam will be selected as the co-captain?

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1/17

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2/17

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1/33

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1/272

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Match

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Match the estimated probability with each category stated using the image

P(unshaded shape)

P(circle)

P(square)

38%

46%

54%

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Multiple Choice

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Consider the three types of scenarios below using the shaded and unshaded letter tiles shown. Which scenario is more likely to occur?

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The probability of randomly selecting the letter A, setting it to the side, THEN selecting the letter B

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The probability of randomly selecting a tile that is shaded AND the letter C

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The probability of randomly selecting a tile that is unshaded OR shaded

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Multiple Choice

There are 100 marbles in a bag where 18 are red, 32 are white, 24 are black, and 26 are green. What is the probability that you draw a red marble, set it to the side, and then randomly select a white marble?

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50/100

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2/1000

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172/839

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288/4950

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Match

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Use the bag of numbered, shaded, and unshaded balls shown to match the probability of each. Match each scenario with the corresponding estimated probability.

P(shaded ball and 2)

P(unshaded ball and 3)

P(unshaded ball or shaded ball)

P(unshaded ball or 2)

25%

8%

100%

83%

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Let's Take A Break

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Multiple Choice

There are 3 types of lemonade and 8 fruit flavors. How many different combinations of lemonade could you make?

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11

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24

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32

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20

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Multiple Choice

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What is the probability that a pizza shop customer will order mozzarella and ham with any type of crust or any type of vegetable?

You can use a calculator if needed. Round your answer to the nearest percent.

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12%

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50%

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1/12%

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8%

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Multiple Choice

You are planning to build a custom sandwich at a deli. You have the following choices:

Bread: white, whole wheat, rye

Meat: turkey, ham, roast beef

Cheese: swiss, cheddar, provolone

What percentage of the possible sandwich combinations have white bread, any choice of meat, and either Swiss or provolone cheese?

Round your answer to the nearest whole percent.

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27%

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22%

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6%

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33%

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Multiple Choice

A sandwich shop has 4 different types of meat, 10 different vegetables, and 3 different types of bread.

How many different ways can you order a sandwich with one meat, one vegetable, and one type of bread?

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240

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40

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120
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17

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