CORE 1 UNIT 8 Patterns of Chance

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CORE 1 UNIT 8 Patterns of Chance MATHEMATICS CORE 1 UNIT 8 Patterns of Chance

Unit 8 Unit Objectives Benchmark - 3.1 Design and conduct a statistical experiment to study a problem

Lesson 1 (6days) Calculating Probabilities Construct sample spaces of chance situations involving equally likely outcomes Construct probability distributions from sample spaces. Compute P(A and B) using the Addition Rule or its special case for mutually exclusive events

Investigation One Probability Distribution Read Page 532-533 to understand the objective and desired outcomes of the Investigation. Define the following Probability Distribution: _______________________________________ Follow Problem 1 on page 533

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