Math Homework No Homework – Happy Chinese New Year! Students: You will need your student journal. Friday, January 30 th.

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Math Homework No Homework – Happy Chinese New Year! Students: You will need your student journal. Friday, January 30 th

Target/Objective: I can use probability to describe and compare the likelihood of an event.

Probability Formula There are 33 students in the school band. 11 students are boys and 22 students are girls. What is the favorable outcome if I choose a boy to play a solo? Favorable Outcomes Possible Outcomes = = 1 3

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Probability Practice With your shoulder partner, complete journal pg Then, independently complete the Math Boxes on pg. 193 Early Finishers: Make sure you have completed all journal pages 7.1—7.3. After you are finished, you may read a book. Voice Level: 1 Time: End of Class

Probability Practice

Wrap Up! Did we achieve our target/objective? – I can use probability to describe and compare the likelihood of an event. Individuals: Get ready to move classes!