​The following slides are a recap of what we have done over the last few weeks!

Answer the best you can!

​Real Life

​You will need your books to complete work and take notes going forward

​Random

​A measure of of how likely an event is to happen

​Probability

​if a letter is picked at random from the letters of the alphabet means that every letter has an equal chance of being picked.

​Dice Example

​First with one dice, you have 5 minutes
to roll the dice and record how many
1,2,3,4,5's and 6's and add them up

​So lets look at the probability of 1 dice (die)

​What is the probability of rolling a 6?



What is the probability of rolling a 1?



What is the probability of rolling a 7?

​Lets look at this on a probability scale

​1) Probability of rolling a 6

2) Probability of rolling a 1

3) Probability of rolling a 7

​Dice Example

​Now with dice, you have 5 minutes
to roll the dice and record the score and add them up

​2 Dice Example

​What is the probability of throwing 2 in total?




What is the probability of throwing 5 in total?

​Systematic Listing

​Systematic Listing is where you think about each of the possible combinations in a logical order. Questions are normally about menus

​Systematic Listing: Your Turn answer this in your books

​Relative Frequency

​The number of times an event happens divided by the total number of outcomes that took place in an experiment or trial

​Relative Frequency

​Extra:

1) Worksheets
2) Mathswatch

Videos:

​https://play.blooket.com/play?hwId=67963de1304b8eaba13199b2