Experimental Probability

Mr. Addit introduces probability through a scenario about attending a movie. He explains probability using a chart, detailing different likelihoods from 0% to 100%. Real-life examples, such as eating an apple or flipping a coin, illustrate these concepts. Spinners with different segments further demonstrate probability calculations. The video concludes with encouragement to explore probability experiments.

What is the probability that Mr. Addit will make it to the movie theater on time if he leaves his meeting at 7:30?

How does Mr. Addit describe his chances of making it to the movie theater on time?

What is the probability of success if Mr. Addit flaps his arms very fast to fly across the room?

What is the probability that Mr. Addit can eat an apple within 15 minutes?

What is the probability of a coin landing on heads?

What happens to the probability as the number of segments in a spinner increases?

If a spinner is divided into 4 equal segments, what is the probability that it will land on blue?