Unit 10 Test Review. While at Subway, Ms. Wilkinson surveyed 100 people about their favorite lunch meat. The following table shows the results What decimal.

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Unit 10 Test Review

While at Subway, Ms. Wilkinson surveyed 100 people about their favorite lunch meat. The following table shows the results What decimal represents the probability that people will choose ham as their favorite lunch meat? Lunch Meat SalamiBolognaHamRoast Beef People

If the spinner below is spun 60 times, about how many times would you expect it to land on red? 10 times

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At Ms. Spencers dessert palace you can choose chocolate, strawberry or vanilla ice cream AND a glazed or coconut doughnut. Make a list that shows all the possible outcomes of choosing one type of ice cream and one doughnut. Chocolate, glazed Chocolate, coconut Strawberry, glazed Strawberry, coconut Vanilla, glazed Vanilla, coconut

Ms. Roden cant decide what movie to go see. She has her choice of 4 scary movies, 2 funny movies or 3 cartoons. She puts all the movie names in a hat and draws one. What is the probability that she draws a scary movie? 4/94/9

The football coach flipped a coin 300 times. How many times should he expect the coin to land on heads? 150 times

Unit 10 Test Review Study or ELSE!