Probability Outcomes

Which group was closest to the expected probability for rolling TWO EVENS?

• Karley and Vivian

• Autum and Lani

• Madison and Regina

• Kaleigh and Bridget

Which type of 'roll' seems match the 'expected (theoretical) outcome best in 6th Period?

• Rolling Two evens

• Rolling Doubles

• Rolling Snake Eyes

• Rolling Both Even or Both odd

• Rolling a sum > 6.

Consider the data of Autumn and Lani (6th Period). Which of their 'types of rolls' seem to most closely match the expected outcome? Simply look at the difference between the theoretical and actual value.

• Two Evens

• Doubles

• Both Even / Both Odd

• Sum > 6

A(n) (a)   ​ is one or a group of possible outcomes for a given situation.​

• Event

• Experiment

• Probability

• Equally Likely

• Outcome

• Sample Space

• Simple Event

• Complementary Events

The theoretical probability of an even happening can be written as the number of ​ (a)   over the number of ​ (b)   .

• favorable outcomes

• possible outcomes

• favorite outcomes

• worst outcomes

• total trials

Match the following

• a list of all possible outcomes in an experiment

• trial

• the outcomes that are not the event

• sample space

• the number of times the outcome you want takes place

• experiment

• each representation or observation of an experiment

• complement

• an activity involving chance that can have different results

• favorable outcomes

A jar contains 2 pink, 6 red, and 4 blue marbles. If you pick one marble without looking, what is the probability that the marble you pick will be red or blue?

P(A') = 

Each letter of the word Banana is written on a card. Find each probability if you pick two cards without replacing the first. What is the probability of picking an A and then a B?

• 3

A bag has blue, green, or red marbles. If you replace after the 1st pick, what is: P( Blue, Green)?