Section 2.16 Theoretical Probability Day #2

Which of the following statements is true.

Which of the following are equivalent probabilities? Select all that apply.

You are going to roll a fair, six - sided, dice. What is the probability that you roll a two?

Find the probability that a coin selected at random is a dime.

If the probability of an event happening is 56% then the probability that it does not happen is

Find the probability that a coin selected at random is not a penny.

If you were to pull and replace coins 16 times, how many times would you expect to pull a quarter?

Balls numbered 1 - 140 are placed in a box. One ball will be randomly drawn from the box. What is the probability that you draw an odd number?

Balls numbered 1 - 140 are placed in a box. One ball will be randomly drawn from the box. The probability of drawing a number larger than 60 is

Remember: Experimental Probability is WHAT DOES happen. You use experimental probability to make predictions.

Suppose there is a weekly raffle with 250 tickets sold each week. You play every week for a year (52 weeks) and buy one ticket each time. If you win only three times, what was your experimental probability of winning the weekly raffle?