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By: Courtney Claiborne
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1 number cube 4 highlighters 1 pink, 1 orange, 1 blue, 1 yellow 1 paper bag
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Yellow Blue Pink Orange 1 2 3 4 5 6 Yellow Blue Pink Orange Yellow Blue Pink Orange Yellow Blue Pink Orange Yellow Blue Pink Orange Yellow Blue Pink orange Theoretical Probability
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1,y 1,b 1,p 1,o 2,y 2,b 2,p 2,o 3,y 3,b 3,p 3,o 4,y 4,b 4,p 4,o 5,y 5,b 5,p 5,o 6,y 6,b 6,p 6,o 6*4=24 outcomes
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13Blue 26Pink 31Orange 44Yellow 52yellow 61Blue 71Yellow 86Pink 95 103Blue 114Orange 122Blue 133Yellow 141Blue 156Pink 164Pink 171Orange 184Blue 193Yellow 202Pink
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What is the difference between theoretical and experimental probability? Theoretical probability is what should happen Experimental probability is what happened
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How many possible outcomes are there when I roll a number cube and draw 4 markers? 6*4=24 outcomes
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What is the FCP? It is when you multiply all the possible outcomes.
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What will happen if I include in my experiment flip a coin to my landing on heads? My number of outcomes will be greater.
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What is the probability of rolling a even on a number cube and drawing a blue and yellow out of a bag with 4 markers? 3/6 * 2/4= 6/24 simplest form is 1/4
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