Experimental and Theoretical Probability

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MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

A bag contains 40 balls.
There are 15 green balls and 9 yellow balls. The rest of the balls are red.
Find the probability that a randomly chosen ball is red.

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MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

A bag contains 40 balls.
There are 15 green balls and 9 yellow balls. The rest of the balls are red.
Find the probability that a randomly chosen ball is green.

Mathematical Equivalence

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probability

basic probability

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Phillip throws 80 darts at a dartboard. He hits the bullseye 24 times.
What is the probability that he hits the bullseye with his next throw?

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experimental probability

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Phillip throws 80 darts at a dartboard. He hits the bullseye 24 times.
Estimate how many times he will hit the bullseye if he throws another 400 darts.

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theoretical probability

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

A bag contains 40 balls.
16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.
There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.
Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is red.

Mathematical Equivalence

Tags

probability

basic probability

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

A bag contains 40 balls.
16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.
There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.
Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is not red.

Mathematical Equivalence

Tags

probability

basic probability

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

A bag contains 40 balls.
16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.
There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.
Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is blue.

Mathematical Equivalence

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probability

basic probability

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Experimental and Theoretical Probability

A bag contains 40 balls.
There are 15 green balls and 9 yellow balls. The rest of the balls are red.
Find the probability that a randomly chosen ball is red.

A bag contains 40 balls.
There are 15 green balls and 9 yellow balls. The rest of the balls are red.
Find the probability that a randomly chosen ball is green.

Phillip throws 80 darts at a dartboard. He hits the bullseye 24 times.
What is the probability that he hits the bullseye with his next throw?

Phillip throws 80 darts at a dartboard. He hits the bullseye 24 times.
Estimate how many times he will hit the bullseye if he throws another 400 darts.

A bag contains 40 balls.
16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.
There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.
Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is red.

A bag contains 40 balls.
16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.
There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.
Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is not red.

A bag contains 40 balls.
16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.
There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.
Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is blue.

The table shows information about the books in a classroom library.
A book is chosen at random. What is the probability that it is a hardback history book?

The table shows information about the books in a classroom library.
A book is chosen at random. What is the probability that it is either a paperback history book or a hardback science book?

Sarah is checking a book for spelling mistakes. She looks at a random sample of 122 pages.
She finds spelling mistakes on 4 of the pages.
What is the experimental probability that a book contains no spelling mistakes?

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Experimental and Theoretical Probability

A bag contains 40 balls.There are 15 green balls and 9 yellow balls. The rest of the balls are red.Find the probability that a randomly chosen ball is red.

A bag contains 40 balls.There are 15 green balls and 9 yellow balls. The rest of the balls are red.Find the probability that a randomly chosen ball is green.

Phillip throws 80 darts at a dartboard. He hits the bullseye 24 times.What is the probability that he hits the bullseye with his next throw?

Phillip throws 80 darts at a dartboard. He hits the bullseye 24 times.Estimate how many times he will hit the bullseye if he throws another 400 darts.

A bag contains 40 balls.16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is red.

A bag contains 40 balls.16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is not red.

A bag contains 40 balls.16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is blue.

The table shows information about the books in a classroom library.A book is chosen at random. What is the probability that it is a hardback history book?

The table shows information about the books in a classroom library.A book is chosen at random. What is the probability that it is either a paperback history book or a hardback science book?

Sarah is checking a book for spelling mistakes. She looks at a random sample of 122 pages.She finds spelling mistakes on 4 of the pages.What is the experimental probability that a book contains no spelling mistakes?

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A bag contains 40 balls.
There are 15 green balls and 9 yellow balls. The rest of the balls are red.
Find the probability that a randomly chosen ball is red.

A bag contains 40 balls.
There are 15 green balls and 9 yellow balls. The rest of the balls are red.
Find the probability that a randomly chosen ball is green.

Phillip throws 80 darts at a dartboard. He hits the bullseye 24 times.
What is the probability that he hits the bullseye with his next throw?

Phillip throws 80 darts at a dartboard. He hits the bullseye 24 times.
Estimate how many times he will hit the bullseye if he throws another 400 darts.

A bag contains 40 balls.
16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.
There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.
Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is red.

A bag contains 40 balls.
16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.
There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.
Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is not red.

A bag contains 40 balls.
16 of them are red and the rest of them are yellow or blue.
There are three times more yellow balls than blue balls.
Work out the probability that a randomly chosen ball is blue.

The table shows information about the books in a classroom library.
A book is chosen at random. What is the probability that it is a hardback history book?

The table shows information about the books in a classroom library.
A book is chosen at random. What is the probability that it is either a paperback history book or a hardback science book?

Sarah is checking a book for spelling mistakes. She looks at a random sample of 122 pages.
She finds spelling mistakes on 4 of the pages.
What is the experimental probability that a book contains no spelling mistakes?