1. PROBABILITY 4 corners review

2. A.One outcome or a collection of outcomes B. Based on relative frequency- what actually occurs during an experiment C. When one event does not affect the outcome of the other event D. Based on uniform probability- what should happen when conducting a probability experiment Experimental Probability is..

3. A.Rolling a number cube 50 times and tracking the number of 1’s rolled B. Using ½ as the probability for flipping a coin and landing heads c. Using 1/6 as the probability for rolling a 1 on a standard six sided die D. Using ½ has the probability for pulling a card out of a standard deck of cards An example of experimental probability is

4. A.One outcome or a collection of outcomes B. Based on relative frequency- what actually occurs during an experiment C. When one event does not affect the outcome of the other event D. Based on uniform probability- what should happen when conducting a probability experiment Theoretical Probability is..

5. A.Rolling a number cube 50 times and tracking the number of 1’s rolled B. Flipping a coin and creating a frequency table of the number of times landing heads c. Using 1/6 as the probability for rolling a 1 on a standard six sided die D. Pulling a card out of a standard deck of cards and making a tally for each red card pulled An example of theoretical probability is

6. A.28/100B.2/28 C. 14/25D. 1/2 A coin is tossed 50 times and lands on heads 28 times. What is the experimental probability?

7. A.28/100B.2/28 C. 14/25D. 1/2 A coin is tossed 50 times and lands on heads 28 times. What is the theoretical probability?

8. A.The theoretical probability ½ is greater than the experimental probability of 14/25. B. The theoretical probability and the experimental probability are the same. C. The experimental probability 14/25 is greater than the theoretical probability of 1/2. D. There is not enough information to compare. A coin is tossed 50 times and lands on heads 28 times. Compare the experimental and theoretical probability.

9. A.1/2B. 2/5 C. 1/6D. 1/8 A number cube is rolled 20 times and it landed on “4” eight times. What is the experimental probability?

10. A.1/2B. 2/5 C. 1/6D. 1/8 A number cube is rolled 20 times and it landed on “4” eight times. What is the theoretical probability?

11. A.The theoretical probability 1/6 is less than the experimental probability of 2/5. B. The theoretical probability and the experimental probability are the same. C. The theoretical probability 1/6 is greater than the experimental probability of 2/5. D. There is not enough information to compare. A number cube is rolled 20 times and it landed on “4” eight times. Compare the experimental and theoretical probability.

12. A.1/2B. 1/4 C. 1/3D. 1/12 The spinner is spun 12 times. It lands on blue 1 time. What is the experimental probability?

13. A.1/2B. 1/4 C. 1/3D. 1/12 The spinner is spun 12 times. It lands on blue 1 time. What is the theoretical probability?

14. A. There is not enough information to compare. B. The theoretical probability 1/4 is less than the experimental probability of 1/12. C. The theoretical probability 1/4 is greater than the experimental probability of 1/12. D. The theoretical probability and the experimental probability are the same. The spinner is spun 12 times. It lands on blue 1 time. Compare the experimental and theoretical probability.