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Chapter 4 Review. Question 1  Determine if each of the following is a probability  -1.2 .467  57%  2/3.

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1 Chapter 4 Review

2 Question 1  Determine if each of the following is a probability  -1.2 .467  57%  2/3

3 Question 2  Determine if the events are independent  Buy a AWOLNATION poster.  Attend an AWOLNATION concert.  Buy a baseball glove  Attend a movie

4 Question 3  What’s the compliment of P(x) =.6742

5 Question 4  Find the probability of answering 3 straight 5-option multiple choice questions correctly.

6 Question 5  Using the table below, determine the following probabilities  Probability that a student is a girl and failing  Probability that a student is a boy or passing BoysGirls Passing34 Failing1211

7 Question 6 Find the indicated probability. Your family is replacing the tires on your car. If the tire store has a batch of 5,000 tires that include exactly 200 defective tires, what is the probability your car gets all good tires?

8 Question 7 There are 5 white marbles and 10 black marbles in a bag. What is the probability that you pull a black marble on your third pull, given that you’ve already pulled 2 blacks, and there is no replacement.

9 Homework  Study Guide: 21-28

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