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Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Find the probability of rolling a six-sided dice and getting:(i) 2(i) 2(ii) 4(ii) 4 or 55Write fractions in the format “a/b”-
(i)(i) (1/6, 0.17)(ii)(ii) (⅓, 1/3, 2/6, 0.33)
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P(E)=favourableoutcomestotaloutcomesAddition Principle
If two or more events are joined by OR, their probabilities should be added.(i) Find the probability of rolling a six-sided dice and getting 2.favourable outcomes=1 (2)total outcomes=6 (1,2,3,4,5,6)P(2) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 16 Substitute values (ii) Find the probability of rolling a six-sided dice and getting 4 or 5.favourable outcomes=2 (4,5)total outcomes=6 (1,2,3,4,5,6)P(4or5) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 26 Substitute values = 13 (i)16(ii)13 -
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Question 2 of 7
2. Question
The numbers on this spinner correspond to the degree angle of that color. What is the probability of the arrow landing on:(a) Yellow(b) BlueWrite fractions in the format “a/b”-
(a) (½, 1/2, 180/360, 0.5)(b) (1/9, 40/360, 0.11)
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P(E)=favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes(a) Find the probability of the arrow landing on Yellow.favourable outcomes=180 (degree measure of Yellow which is a semicircle)total outcomes=360 (degree measure of the whole circle)P(Yellow) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 180360 Substitute values = 12 (b) Find the probability of the arrow landing on Blue.favourable outcomes=40 (Blue measures 40 degrees)total outcomes=360 (degree measure of the whole circle)P(Blue) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 40360 Substitute values = 19 (a) 12(b) 19 -
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Question 3 of 7
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The numbers on this spinner correspond to the degree angle of that color. What is the probability of the arrow landing on:(c) not Red(d) Blue or OrangeWrite fractions in the format “a/b”-
(c) (5/6, 300/360, 0.83)(d) (⅓, 1/3, 120/360, 0.33)
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If two or more events are joined by OR, their probabilities should be added.(c) Find the probability of the arrow NOT landing on Red.favourable outcomes=360-60=300 (degree measure of the sector without Red)total outcomes=360 (degree measure of the whole circle)P(notRed) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 300360 Substitute values = 56 (d) Find the probability of the arrow landing on Blue or Orange.favourable outcomes=40+80=120 (degree measure of Blue+Orange)total outcomes=360 (degree measure of the whole circle)P(BlueorOrange) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 120360 Substitute values = 13 (c) 56(d) 13 -
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Question 4 of 7
4. Question
Given the spinner below, find the probability of the arrow landing on:(a) Pink 1(b) an Even numberWrite fractions in the format “a/b”-
(a) (1/5, 0.2)(b) (2/5, 0.4)
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If two or more events are joined by OR, their probabilities should be added.(a) Find the probability of the arrow landing on Pink 1.favourable outcomes=1 (Pink 1)total outcomes=5 (Pink 1, Green 2, Orange 3, Blue 4, Yellow 5)P(Pink1) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 15 Substitute values (b) Find the probability of the arrow landing on an Even number.favourable outcomes=2 (Green 2, Blue 4)total outcomes=5 (Pink 1, Green 2, Orange 3, Blue 4, Yellow 5)P(Even) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 25 Substitute values (a) 15(b) 25 -
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Question 5 of 7
5. Question
Given the spinner below, find the probability of the arrow landing on:(c) an Odd number(d) ZeroWrite fractions in the format “a/b”-
(c) (3/5, 0.6)(d) (0, 0/5)
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If two or more events are joined by OR, their probabilities should be added.(c) Find the probability of the arrow landing on an Odd number.favourable outcomes=3 (Pink 1, Orange 3, Yellow 5)total outcomes=5 (Pink 1, Green 2, Orange 3, Blue 4, Yellow 5)P(Odd) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 35 Substitute values (d) Find the probability of the arrow landing on Zero.favourable outcomes=0 (the Spinner has no sector with 0)total outcomes=5 (Pink 1, Green 2, Orange 3, Blue 4, Yellow 5)P(Zero) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 05 Substitute values = 0 (c) 35(d) 0 -
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Question 6 of 7
6. Question
A six-sided dice has 1 dot placed on the sides where there should be 2 and 3 while all the other sides have not been changed. Find the probability of rolling the dice and getting:(a) 1(b) an Odd number(c) 2Write fractions in the format “a/b”-
(a) (½, 1/2, 3/6, 0.5)(b) (⅔, 2/3, 4/6, 0.67)(c) (0/6, 0)
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If two or more events are joined by OR, their probabilities should be added.(a) Find the probability of rolling the dice and getting 1.favourable outcomes=3 (1,1,1)total outcomes=6 (1,1,1,4,5,6)P(1) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 36 Substitute values = 12 (b) Find the probability of rolling the dice and getting an Odd number of dots.favourable outcomes=4 (1,1,1,5)total outcomes=6 (1,1,1,4,5,6)P(Odd) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 46 Substitute values = 23 (c) Find the probability of rolling the dice and getting 2.favourable outcomes=0 (no side has 2 dots)total outcomes=6 (1,1,1,4,5,6)P(2) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 06 Substitute values = 0 (a) 12(b) 23(c) 0 -
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Question 7 of 7
7. Question
A six-sided dice has an uneven weight which causes the side with 4 dots to have twice the chance of any other side. Find the probability of rolling this dice and getting:(a) 4(b) an Even numberWrite fractions in the format “a/b”-
(a) (2/7, 0.29)(b) (4/7, 0.57)
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P(E)=favourableoutcomestotaloutcomesAddition Principle
If two or more events are joined by OR, their probabilities should be added.(a) Find the probability of rolling the dice and getting 4.favourable outcomes=2 (4,4)total outcomes=7 (1,2,3,4,4,5,6)P(4) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 27 Substitute values (b) Find the probability of rolling the dice and getting an Even number of dots.favourable outcomes=4 (2,4,4,6)total outcomes=7 (1,2,3,4,4,5,6)P(Even) = favourableoutcomestotaloutcomes Probability Formula = 47 Substitute values (a) 27(b) 47 -
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