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Simple Probability - 2

The document provides examples and explanations of probability concepts and calculations. It includes 15 multiple choice probability questions with solutions covering topics like coin flips, dice rolls, card selection, and more. The document is a worksheet or assessment on simple probability for a classroom.

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The document provides examples and explanations of probability concepts and calculations. It includes 15 multiple choice probability questions with solutions covering topics like coin flips, dice rolls, card selection, and more. The document is a worksheet or assessment on simple probability for a classroom.

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Simple Probability

Name : Class : Date :

Mark : /15 %

1) Describe each position A, B, C, D and E on the probability scale using appropriate [1]
vocabularly

2) Elliot tosses a coin. Find the probability he gets a tail. [1]

3) Hannah rolls a dice. Find the probability she gets a five. [1]

4) Joel rolls a dice. Find the probability he gets a number less than or equal to five. [1]

5) Find the probability that for a random spin of the spinner, the arrow points to 7. [1]

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6) Find the probability that for a random spin of the spinner, the arrow points to 2. [1]

7) If you select a card at random from a standard pack of 52 playing cards (ace is counted [1]
as 1), find the probability of choosing

a) a five of Spades b) a Club c) a five

8) If you select a card at random from a standard pack of cards (ace is counted as 1), find [1]
the probability of choosing

a) a five of Diamonds b) a Club or Diamond c) a number smaller than 7

9) A number is chosen at random from the set of numbers given below. [1]

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11

Find the probability that the number is

a) an even number b) an odd number

10) A ball is drawn randomly from a jar that contains 2 black balls, 3 brown balls, and 5 [1]
purple balls. Find the probability of selecting

a) a black ball b) a brown ball c) a purple ball

11) Harley chooses a letter at random from the word SEVEN. Find the probability that he [1]
chooses

a) an N b) an E

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12) A group of people were asked if they owned a hamster. 198 responded "yes", and 147 [1]
responded "no".

Find the probability that if a person is chosen at random, they own a hamster.

13) A roulette wheel has slots numbered from 0 to 37. [1]

Find the probability that the ball lands on an odd number.

14) Josh bought a bag of sweets, 5 of them are orange, 5 are white and 5 are green. Find the [1]
probability that a randomly selected sweet is

a) not green b) white or green

15) The English Alphabet contains 26 letters. Find the probability of [1]

a) choosing a vowel b) not choosing a vowel

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Solutions for the assessment Simple Probability

1) A = impossible, B = unlikely, C = evens, D = likely, E = 1


2) P(tail) =
certain 2

4) P(a number less than or equal to five) =


1
3) P(five) = 5
6
6

1 1
5) 6)
10 4

1 1
7) a) P(a five of Spades) = 8) a) P(a five of Diamonds) =
52 52
1 1
b) P(a Club) = b) P(a Club or Diamond) =
4 2
1 6
c) P(a five) = c) P(a number smaller than 7) =
13 13

1
10) a) P(black ball) =
5 5
9) a) P(even number) =
11 3
b) P(brown ball) =
6 10
b) P(odd number) =
11 1
c) P(purple ball) =
2

1 2 66
11) a) P(an N) = , b) P(an E) = 12)
5 5 115

2
14) a) P(not green) =
1 3
13) P(odd number) =
2 2
b) P(white or green) =
3

5
15) a) P(choosing a vowel) =
26
21
b) P(not choosing a vowel) =
26

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