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Probability

Checkpoint: coins, cards, numbers and draws

Coins, cards, number words and draws kept out. One question on each. Retry as often as you like.

Three coins are tossed together. How many results are there, and what is P(three tails)?

One card is drawn from a pack of 52. How many cards are face cards?

Tickets are numbered 1 to 12. What is P(a prime number)?

A bag has 2 red and 3 black balls. One black ball is kept out. What is P(the next ball is black)?

Three coins are tossed. A student says P(exactly one head) = 1/4, because there are 4 head-groups. What is wrong?

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 Chance = wanted ÷ all
  3. 2 Two spinners, one grid
  4. 3 Two dice, 36 pairs
  5. 4 0, 1, or in between
  6. 5 Count the slips, not the numbers
  7. 6 "Not" means 1 minus
  8. 7 "Or" means count each one once
  9. 8 All together, step by step
  10. 9 Coins: list every result
  11. 10 A pack of 52 cards
  12. 11 Words that pick numbers
  13. 12 One taken out, not put back
  14. 13 Checkpoint: coins, cards, numbers and draws
  15. 14 The big picture
  16. 15 Track quiz

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