Number Line Represents the Probability

If an event is absolutely impossible, what percent probability will it have?

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If an event is absolutely certain, what percent probability will it have?

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If an event is Equally Likely, what percent probability will it have?

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If an event is Likely, what percent probability will it have?

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Where on the number line would you place the following event: "When I walk out of the school today, I will see President Abraham Lincoln walking around in the parking lot."

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3C

Where on the number line would you place the following event: "At least one student is absent at Bay Springs Middle School today."

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3C

Where on the number line would you place the following event: "If today is Thursday, tomorrow will be Friday."

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Where on the number line would you place the following event: "If you flip a coin, it will land on heads."

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Where on the number line would you place the following event: "If you flip a coin, it will land on tails."

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If an event has an even chance of occurring, where would it be placed on the number line?

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