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10.6 probability.notebook                                                           March 29, 2013

                     Probability ­  how likely an event will occur.  From 0 to 1

                     can be expressed as a decimal, fraction, or percent

                     Probability of an event:  number of favorable outcomes
                                                         total outcomes



                     What is the probability that the spinner shown lands on red?
10.6 probability.notebook           March 29, 2013



                       P(yellow)


                       P(green)


                       P(white)


                       P(not red)
10.6 probability.notebook                                                                      March 29, 2013


           The table shows results of a survey asking students to name their favorite type 
           of footwear.  What is the experimental probability that a randomly chosen student
            prefers (a) sneakers or (b) shoes or boots?
                                                                         Boots           120
                                                                         Shoes           204
                                                                         Sandals         556
                                                                         Sneakers        820

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10.6 probability

  • 1. 10.6 probability.notebook March 29, 2013 Probability ­  how likely an event will occur.  From 0 to 1 can be expressed as a decimal, fraction, or percent Probability of an event:  number of favorable outcomes              total outcomes What is the probability that the spinner shown lands on red?
  • 2. 10.6 probability.notebook March 29, 2013 P(yellow) P(green) P(white) P(not red)
  • 3. 10.6 probability.notebook March 29, 2013 The table shows results of a survey asking students to name their favorite type  of footwear.  What is the experimental probability that a randomly chosen student  prefers (a) sneakers or (b) shoes or boots? Boots  120 Shoes 204 Sandals 556 Sneakers 820