The document describes the mechanics of a math game involving groups of 5-6 students. Each group will have a representative to answer questions. The game consists of easy, average, and difficult rounds worth different point values. The group with the highest score will receive an additional 10 points on their unit test, while the second highest will receive 5 extra points. Sample questions are provided for each round testing concepts like permutations, probability, measures of central tendency, and frequency distributions.

1. MATHira
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2. MECHANICS OF THE GAME
The class will be group into 5-6 members.
Each group will have a representative for every problem.
The game consists of easy round, average round, and difficult
round.
Each question for easy round worth 3 points, in average round
is 5 points and in the difficult round is 10 points.
The representative of the group will be given a specific time to
answer the given problem.
The group who will get the highest score will have additional
10 points in their unit test and the second group with the
highest score will have additional 5 points.

3. Are you ready?

4. EASY
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5. “
It is also known as an
arrangement of all or part of a
set of objects, with regard to
the order of the arrangement.
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6. For a segment of a radio show, a disc
jockey (Dr. Jams) can play 4 songs.
If there are 8 to select from, in how
many ways can the program for this
segment be arranged?
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7. To win the small county lottery, one
must correctly select 3 numbers from
30 numbers. The order in which the
selection is made does not matter.
How many different selections are
possible?
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8. From the 20 CD’s you bought this past
year, you plan to take 3 with you on
vacation. How many different sets of
three CD’s can you take?
PERMUTATION or COMBINATION
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9. From the 20 CD’s you bought this
past year, you plan to take 3 with
you on vacation. How many
different sets of three CD’s can you
take?
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10. How many different ways can a
director select 4 actors from a group
of 20 actors to attend a workshop on
performing in rock musicals?
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11. AVERAGE
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12. Rolling a six on the first roll of a 1-
6 number cube and rolling an odd
number on the second roll of the
same cube. Simplify your answer.
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13. A card is chosen at random from a deck
of 52 cards . It is then replaced and a
second card is chosen. What is the
probability of choosing a jack first and a 3
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14. The probability that Dana will make the
hockey team is 2/3. the probability that
she will make the swimming team is ¾ ,
if the probability of Dana making both
team is ½, determine the probability that
she will make at least one of the teams.
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15. Suppose you are rolling a fair 6 sided
die. What is the probability of not rolling
a 2?
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16. Mario has 45 red chips, 12 blue chips,
and 24 white chips. What is the
probability that Mario randomly selects a
red chip or a white chip?
23/27
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17. DIFFICULT
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18. What is the mean of the given
data? (Round your answer to
the nearest hundredths)
190 56 34 146 136 89
93 105 67 98 98 105
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19. What is the median of the given
data?
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93 105 67 98 98 105
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20. Using mendenhall what is the
9th decile in the given data?
190 56 34 146 136 89
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21. CI F LCB <Cf
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35-37 12
32-34 7
29-31 10
26-28 8
23-25 5
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Solve for the less than cumulative frequency
of the distribution table.
5, 13, 23, 30,42, 48
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22. CI F <cf LCB
38-40 6 48
35-37 12 42
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29-31 10 23
26-28 8 13
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Solve for the 38th percentile of the frequency
distribution table.
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23. CI F <cf LCB
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29-31 10 23
26-28 8 13
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What is the modal class of the distribution
table?
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25. Construct the Frequency
Distribution Table
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Age of Patients in Hospital X, June 2017
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