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Review Question Find the missing variable(s) for each of the problems
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Review Question Find the missing variable(s) for each of the problems
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Review Question Is line a parallel to line b? How do you know? 74˚ 110˚ a b
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Chapter 10 – Probability 10.0 Probability Notes
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Entry Task Answer these questions in your group:
There are 20 marbles in a bag. Seven of them are blue. If you pull one marble out, do you think it is likely that it will be blue? Why or why not? If you flip a coin 20 times, how many times would you expect it to be heads? Explain your answer. Johnny flipped a coin 20 times. The flip was “heads” 15 times. Why do you think this happened?
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Investigation: Flip a Coin
In your groups, flip the coin 20 times. Record H or T for each flip in a list. Once you’re done, answer these three questions: What was your longest string of heads? What was your 2nd-longest string of heads? How many total heads did you flip?
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Longest String Sequence A 2nd – Longest string 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+
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Number of heads 1: 10: 2: 11: 3: 12: 4: 13: 5: 14: 6: 15: 7: 16:
1: : 2: : 3: : 4: : 5: : 6: : 7: : 8: : 9: :
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Probability Probability – The likelihood of obtaining a certain outcome in a particular situation or during a particular event.
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Experimental Probability
The probability based on the results of an experiment. Defined as the number of trials with the desired outcome divided by the total number of trials. P(E) = # of occurrence of an event Total number of trials
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Theoretical Probability
The probability based on a mathematical analysis of all possible outcomes. Defined as the number of ways the desired outcome could occur divided by the total number of possible outcomes. P(E) = # of different ways the event could occur Total number of equally likely outcomes possible
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Homework 10.0 Bookwork
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