Math Models Unit 5 Lesson 1
1. Match the term with the definition.
theoretical probability - the ratio of the number of ways a specific event can occur to the total number of possible outcomes sample space - the known outcomes that are all equally likely to occur independent event - an event where the outcome has no bearing on the outcome of other events dependent event - an event whose probability depends on the outcome of another event mutually exclusive - when two events have no elements in common
11. You have 40 individual socks in your sock drawer : 10 black, 12 brown, 16 white, and 2 blue What is the probability of choosing two white socks (a pair) in two tries?
²/₁₃
10. You have 40 individual socks in your sock drawer : 10 black, 12 brown, 16 white, and 2 blue What is the probability of getting either a blue pair or a black pair in two tries?
²³/₃₉₀
7. What is the probability of choosing a turkey burger with swiss cheese on a wheat bun?
¹/₁₂
5. There are three shirts in your closet : one red, one green, and one white There are also three pants in your closet : one black, one brown, and one tan What is the probability of choosing black pants or a red shirt?
⁵/₉
4. There are three shirts in your closet : one red, one green, and one white There are also three pants in your closet : one black, one brown, and one tan What is the probability of not choosing a green shirt and brown pants?
⁸/₉
2. There are three shirts in your closet : one red, one green, and one white There are also three pants in your closet : one black, one brown, and one tan What is the probability of choosing a red shirt and tan pants?
⅑
3. There are three shirts in your closet : one red, one green, and one white There are also three pants in your closet : one black, one brown, and one tan What is the probability of choosing a green shirt?
⅓
8. What is the probability of choosing chicken?
⅓
9. What is the probability of not choosing beef with swiss cheese?
⅚
6. How many possible sandwiches can be made with one bun, one meat, and one cheese?
12
