Determining Experimental Probabilities Skills Practice

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(pink)= 1/3

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 18 times. What is the probability of spinning pink?

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(blue)= 1/6

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 18 times. What is the probability of spinning blue?

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(orange)= 1/2

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 18 times. What is the probability of spinning orange?

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(pink)= 1/3

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 54 times. What is the probability of spinning pink?

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(blue)= 1/6

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 54 times. What is the probability of spinning blue?

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(orange)= 1/2

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 54 times. What is the probability of spinning orange?

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(pink)= 1/3

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 72 times. What is the probability of spinning pink?

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(blue)= 1/6

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 72 times. What is the probability of spinning blue?

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(orange)= 1/2

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 72 times. What is the probability of spinning orange?

Suppose the probabilities for the colors on a spinner are known to be:

P(pink)= 1/3

Predict the number of times you would land on each letter if you were to spin the spinner the numbers of times given.

You spin the spinner 90 times. What is the probability of spinning pink?