Day 5 STAAR® Blitz Assignment

The probability of drawing a red marble is ________.

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

The probability of drawing a green marble is ________.

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

The probability of drawing a yellow marble is ________.

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

The probability of drawing a black marble is ________.

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

The probability of NOT drawing a black marble is ________.

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

The probability of drawing a red or yellow marble is ________.

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Landon is getting dressed for school. In his closet he has 6 blue shirts, 2 green shirts, 3 black shirts, and 4 striped shirts. He will randomly choose one shirt from his closet. What is the probability, in decimal form, that Landon will choose a black shirt? Enter your answer in the space below.

(a)  

Lea has two number cubes. The faces of each number cube are numbered from 1 to 6. Lea rolled the number cubes and recorded the number showing on the top face of each number cube. The results are shown in the table. Based on these results, what is the experimental probability that the next time Lea rolls the number cubes, they will land with a 1 showing on the top face of one number cube and a 5 showing on the top face of the other number cube?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Savannah is playing a game with the spinner below. She gets to spin twice. Write the sample space of all possible outcomes of these two spins.

• 1,1

  1,2

  1,3

• 1,1

  1,2

  1,3

  2,2

  2,3

  3,1

• 1,1

  1,2

  1,3

  2,1

  2,2

  2,3

  3,1

  3,3

• 1,1

  1,2

  1,3

  2,1

  2,2

  2,3

  3,1

  3,2

  3,3

A red marble, then a white marble = _______

Mathematical Equivalence

ON