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 Probability, Volume, Statistics

Probability, Volume, Statistics

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Multiple Choice

an unlikely chance of an event happening is the same as approximately a ________________ chance

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50%

2

0%

3

75%

4

100%

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Multiple Choice

probability is the _________________ that an event will occur

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likelihood

2

outcome

3

trail

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event

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Multiple Choice

a certain chance of an event happening is the same as a ______________ chance

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1/11

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1/5

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outcome

4

100

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Multiple Choice

an impossible chance of an event happening is the same as a _________________ chance

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1.4

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0%

3

1/2

4

5000

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Multiple Choice

If there are 5 blue marbles and 10 red marbles, what is the probability of grabbing a RED marble?

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1/2

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3/2

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2/3

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4/4

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Multiple Choice

If there are 8 green jolly ranches, 5 watermelon, and 7 cherry. What is the probability of grabbing a blue raspberry?

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1/7

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20/1

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1/20

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0

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Multiple Choice

Probability that is based on repeated trials of an experiment

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theoretical probability

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Survey

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probability

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experimental probability

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Multiple Choice

The range of the data from the lower quartile to the upper quartile. Q3-Q1

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QRi

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IQR

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rii

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Multiple Choice

How do you write 60% as a decimal?

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00.6

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6.6

3

0.6

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6.66666666666

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Multiple Choice

A jewelry store recently sold 52 pieces of jewelry, and 22 of them were bracelets. What is the experimental probability that the next piece of jewelry sold will be a bracelet?

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9

2

10

3

11

4

11/26

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following measures does NOT belong on a box and whisker plot?

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Mean

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Median

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Lower Quartile

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Upper Quartile

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Multiple Choice

You have a group of 2 baseballs and 6 footballs. What would be the probability for randomly selecting a football?

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4/3

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3/4

3

9/9

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000

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Multiple Choice

You flip a coin 100 times and it lands on heads 33 times. Probability for NOT flipping tails.

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3/4

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2/2

3

1/2

4

33/100

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Multiple Choice

We rolled a die 25 times, and rolled a 5, three of those times. What kind of probability does this represent?

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Experimental probability

2

Experimental probability

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Multiple Choice

You have a group of 4 baseballs and 6 footballs. Probability for NOT selecting a baseball.

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1/5

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1/4

3

1/2

4

3/4

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Multiple Choice

There are 4 Snickers bars, 8 bags of M&M's, 3 Twix bars, and 5 Milky Way bars in a box. What is the theoretical probability of choosing a bag of M&M's?

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2/5

2

1/2

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Multiple Choice

We tossed a coin 1000 times and got heads 60% of the time. What kind of probability is this?

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Experimental probability

2

Dependent Probability

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Multiple Choice

What is the theoretical probability of rolling a die and getting an odd number?

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1/6

2

1/2

3

1/3

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Multiple Choice

A spinner has 2 blue sections, 2 yellow sections, a green section, a pink section, and two orange sections. Probability of NOT landing on orange.

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3/3

2

3/2

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3/4

4

3/5

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Multiple Choice

You have tiles numbered 0-9. In a given experiment you select 4, 2, 3, 7, 8, 6, 9, 1, and 9. The probability of selecting an odd-numbered tile.

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5/9

2

5/6

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4/5

4

11/13

an unlikely chance of an event happening is the same as approximately a ________________ chance

1

50%

2

0%

3

75%

4

100%

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