'Carnival game' diaporamas de présentation

Probability & Area

Probability & Area. Created By Alan Williams. Probability & Area. Objectives : (1) Students will use sample space to determine the probability of an event. (4.02) Essential Questions : (1) How can I use sample space to determine the probability of an event?

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Warm-up

Warm-up . Howard is playing a carnival game. The object of the game is to predict the sum you will get by spinning spinner A and then spinner B. Howard predicts he will get a sum of 5. List the sample space. What is the probability Howard gets a sum of 5?

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Warm-up

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Review for Section 16 and 17

Review for Section 16 and 17. Determine the likelihood for the following event. The sun will rise in the west. Impossible Neither unlikely or likely Certain. The probability of picking a sugar cookie from a jar is P(sugar): . What is the likelihood of it happening? Unlikely

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Section 11-8

Section 11-8. Geometric Probability. probability. The chance or likelihood that an event will occur. It is always a number between zero and one. - It is stated as a fraction, decimal, or percent. A Probability of Zero is saying that there is no chance of it happening.

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Lucky Ducks

Put a picture of your game here. Lucky Ducks. BY: John May, Evan Smith. Peter Norman. Summary of the game .

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