Probability Project We will discover the true meaning of Probably and Probably Not.

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Probability Project We will discover the true meaning of Probably and Probably Not

Outcome  Students will create a 1 page report on a topic or a 30 second Audio/Video Commercial with transcript  Create a simple game  Display Sample Space  Set of Rules  Explain Probability of Winning  Experimental Results  Expected Outcome  Build a Glossary with Examples  Group Participation Survey  Students will create a 1 page report on a topic or a 30 second Audio/Video Commercial with transcript  Create a simple game  Display Sample Space  Set of Rules  Explain Probability of Winning  Experimental Results  Expected Outcome  Build a Glossary with Examples  Group Participation Survey

The One Page Report or Audio/Video Commercial  Permutation  Combination  Binomial Theorem  Fundamental Counting Principle  Experiment and Trial  Measures of Central Tendency  Sample Space and Outcome  Mutually Exclusive Event  Inclusive Event  Compound Event  Favorable Outcome  Probability Spectrum (Impossible and Certain)  Event and Simple Event  Compliment Probability  Permutation  Combination  Binomial Theorem  Fundamental Counting Principle  Experiment and Trial  Measures of Central Tendency  Sample Space and Outcome  Mutually Exclusive Event  Inclusive Event  Compound Event  Favorable Outcome  Probability Spectrum (Impossible and Certain)  Event and Simple Event  Compliment Probability

Create a Simple Game  Create a Simple Easy (one to two round) game  List the directions and explain how to play and how to win and materials needed to play (i.e. dice, 3 cards, a dark bag, a spinner)  List the sample space and explain probability of winning  Write the Expected Outcome and type of Probability used in game  Test the game to Provide Experimental Probability (at least 10 times)  Write up the results using the measurements of central tendency  Create a Simple Easy (one to two round) game  List the directions and explain how to play and how to win and materials needed to play (i.e. dice, 3 cards, a dark bag, a spinner)  List the sample space and explain probability of winning  Write the Expected Outcome and type of Probability used in game  Test the game to Provide Experimental Probability (at least 10 times)  Write up the results using the measurements of central tendency

Create a Working Glossary Definition or Explanation of Example if you have to explain the Word you will need a picture List All Vocabulary Words and give an example of each Also site the text or website used to find the definitions