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Question 1 of 4
Two spinners are spun one after the other. Find the probability of getting the following outcomes from the 1st and 2nd spins respectively:
(a) Orange and Red
(b) Blue and any color
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(a) Find the probability of the arrow landing on Orange and Red.
Find the probability of the arrow landing on Orange
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favourable outcomes=1 (1 Orange section)
total outcomes=3 (3 total sections)
P(Orange) |
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favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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13 |
Substitute values |
Find the probability of the arrow landing on Red
favourable outcomes=1 (1 Red section)
total outcomes=4 (4 total sections)
P(Red) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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= |
14 |
Substitute values |
Now, substitute the probabilities into the product rule
P(Orange) |
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13 |
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P(Red) |
= |
14 |
P(OrangeandRed) |
= |
P(Orange)×P(Red) |
Product Rule |
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13×14 |
Substitute values |
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112 |
Therefore, the probability of the arrow landing on Orange and Red is 112.
(b) Find the probability of the arrow landing on Blue and any color.
Find the probability of the arrow landing on Blue
favourable outcomes=1 (1 Blue section)
total outcomes=3 (3 total sections)
P(Blue) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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13 |
Substitute values |
Find the probability of the arrow landing on any color
favourable outcomes=4 (any color or section)
total outcomes=4 (4 total sections)
P(anycolor) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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44 |
Substitute values |
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1 |
Now, substitute the probabilities into the product rule
P(Blue) |
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13 |
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P(anycolor) |
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1 |
P(Blueandanycolor) |
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P(Blue)×P(anycolor) |
Product Rule |
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13×1 |
Substitute values |
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13 |
Therefore, the probability of the arrow landing on Blue and any color is 13.
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Question 2 of 4
Two spinners are spun one after the other. Find the probability of getting the following outcomes from the 1st and 2nd spins respectively:
(a) Orange and Black
(b) Pink and red
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(a) Find the probability of the arrow landing on Orange and Black.
Find the probability of the arrow landing on Orange
favourable outcomes=1 (1 Orange section)
total outcomes=5 (5 total sections)
P(Orange) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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= |
15 |
Substitute values |
Find the probability of the arrow landing on Black
favourable outcomes=1 (3 Black section)
total outcomes=6 (6 total sections)
P(Black) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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= |
16 |
Substitute values |
Now, substitute the probabilities into the product rule
P(Orange) |
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15 |
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P(Black) |
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16 |
P(OrangeandBlack) |
= |
P(Orange)×P(Black) |
Product Rule |
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15×16 |
Substitute values |
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130 |
Therefore, the probability of the arrow landing on Orange and Red is 130.
(b) Find the probability of the arrow landing on Pink and Red.
Find the probability of the arrow landing on Pink
favourable outcomes=1 (1 Pink section)
total outcomes=5 (5 total sections)
P(Pink) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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15 |
Substitute values |
Find the probability of the arrow landing on Red
favourable outcomes=3 (3 Red sections)
total outcomes=6 (6 total sections)
P(Red) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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36 |
Substitute values |
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12 |
Now, substitute the probabilities into the product rule
P(PinkandRed) |
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P(Pink)×P(Red) |
Product Rule |
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15×12 |
Substitute values |
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110 |
Therefore, the probability of the arrow landing on Pink and Red is 110.
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Question 3 of 4
4 coins were tossed at the same time. Find the probability that the 2nd and 3rd coins will be tails.
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Product Rule
P(AandB)=P(A)×P(B)
First, find the probability of getting Tails and getting Heads.
favourable outcomes=1 (T)
total outcomes=2 (H,T)
P(Tails) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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12 |
Substitute values |
favourable outcomes=1 (H)
total outcomes=2 (H,T)
P(Heads) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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12 |
Substitute values |
There are four probabilities where the second and third coin would come up as Tails.
Substitute the probability of getting Heads or Tails to each outcome.
P(HTTH) |
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12×12×12×12 |
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116 |
P(HTTT) |
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12×12×12×12 |
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116 |
P(TTTH) |
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12×12×12×12 |
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116 |
P(TTTT) |
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12×12×12×12 |
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116 |
Finally, use the addition rule to get the total probability.
P(AorB) |
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P(A)+P(B) |
Addition Rule |
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116+116+116+116 |
Substitute values |
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416 |
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14 |
Simplify |
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Question 4 of 4
Find the probability of rolling two dice and getting a sum of 4 and a sum greater than 10
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Probability Formula
P(E)=favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes
Product Rule
P(AandB)=P(A)×P(B)
First, set up a lattice showing all possible sums for the two dice
This means there are 36 possible outcomes
Next, find the probability of getting a sum of 4
favourable outcomes=3 (3 dots on lattice above)
total outcomes=36
P(4) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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336 |
Substitute values |
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112 |
Find the probability of getting a sum greater than 10
favourable outcomes=3 (3 dots on lattice above)
total outcomes=36
P(sum>10) |
= |
favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes |
Probability Formula |
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= |
336 |
Substitute values |
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= |
112 |
Finally, multiply the two probabilities
P(4) |
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112 |
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P(sum>10) |
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112 |
P(4andsum>10) |
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P(4)×P(sum>10) |
Product Rule |
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112×112 |
Substitute values |
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1144 |