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Unit 4 Review - Statistics

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 2hrs 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following are true about probabilities?

a)

All probabilities in a sample space must add to 1.

b)

Each probability in a sample space must be between 0 and 1.

c)

To find probabilities you divide a larger number by a smaller number.

d)

The probability of something not happening is 1 - the probability of the event happening.

e)

1 is 100%

2.

If we observe more and more repetitions of any chance process, the proportion of times that a specific outcome occurs approaches its probability. This is the . . .

a)

law of large numbers.

b)

1.5 IQR rule.

c)

central limit theorem.

d)

law of large samples.

3.

If two events cannot occur at the same time, they are . . .

a)

mutually exclusive.

b)

independent.

c)

complements.

d)

enemies.

4.

The table shows the probabilities of people leaving their house at particular times for car trips. So there is a 4% chance that an American family will leave their house between 10 PM and 12:59 PM.


What probability should replace the ? in the table?

a)

0.782

b)

0.218

c)

0.318

d)

0.682

5.

The table shows the probabilities of people leaving their house at particular times for car trips. So there is a 4% chance that an American family will leave their house between 10 PM and 12:59 PM.


What is the probability that a trip did not begin between 9 AM and 12:59 PM?

a)

0.234

b)

0.766

c)

0.548

d)

0.682

6.

The table shows the probabilities of people leaving their house at particular times for car trips. So there is a 4% chance that an American family will leave their house between 10 PM and 12:59 AM.


What is the probability that a trip happened between 1 AM and 12:59 PM?

a)

0.234

b)

0.411

c)

0.033

d)

0.144

7.

What is the probability that a randomly selected senior boy plays football OR wrestles?

a)

9/143

b)

21/143

c)

30/143

d)

39/143

8.

What is the probability that a randomly selected senior boy plays football but does not wrestle?

a)

9/143

b)

12/143

c)

18/143

d)

104/143

9.

What is the probability that a randomly selected senior boy plays football AND wrestles?

a)

9/143

b)

12/143

c)

18/143

d)

39/143

10.

What is the probability that a chosen senior boy wrestles given that they play football?

a)

9/27

b)

9/18

c)

9/12

d)

9/39

11.

What is the probability that a randomly selected student chose electrical engineering and likes math?

a)

85/516

b)

344/516

c)

85/254

d)

429/516

12.

What is the probability that a randomly selected student chose electrical engineering or likes math?

a)

85/516

b)

344/516

c)

85/254

d)

429/516

13.

What is the probability that a randomly selected student likes science given that they chose to be a chemical engineer?

a)

91/171

b)

91/516

c)

433/516

d)

342/516

14.

What is the probability that a randomly selected student likes science or chose to be a mechanical engineer?

a)

81/516

b)

351/516

c)

432/516

d)

81/262

15.

What is the probability that I eat broccoli and fish on a given night?

a)

0.08

b)

0.57

c)

0.62

d)

0.22

16.

What is the probability that I eat fish for dinner on any given night?

a)

0.15

b)

0.08

c)

0.07

d)

0.33

17.

What is the probability that I ate fish, given that I had a salad with my dinner?

a)

0.49

b)

0.11

c)

0.07

d)

0.76

18.

A shipping company claims that 90% of its shipments are on time. Suppose this claim is true. If we take a random sample of 20 shipments made by the company, what's the probability that at least 1 of them arrives late?

a)

0.88

b)

0.12

c)

0.18

d)

0.82

19.

When drawing names for a gift exchange, there are 25 people to choose, of which 14 are women. What is the probability that I choose 3 women from the bag? (Remember that I must choose 3 different women)

a)

2184/13800

b)

2744/15625

c)

14/25

d)

42/75

20.

The standard license plate in California has one digit, followed by 3 letters, and then 3 more digits. The first digit cannot be a 0. the first and third letter cannot be I, O, or Q. How many possible license plates are there?

a)

123,786,000

b)

175,760,000

c)

80,213,328

d)

115,316,136

21.

I want to arrange 5 photos on my desk. How many ways can I do this?

a)

120

b)

3125

c)

25

d)

125

22.

Find the value of 6!

a)

120

b)

720

c)

240

d)

360

23.

I like 7 flavors of ice cream at my local ice cream shop. On the third Sunday of July (International Ice Cream Day), they offer 4 scoops on their cones for the price of 2 scoops.

How many ways can I build my 4 scoop cone if I want a different flavor for each scoop?

a)

840

b)

2401

c)

28

d)

256