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Understanding Probability: A Short Lesson by Mrs. Garcia

Join Mrs. Garcia as she introduces the fundamentals of probability through engaging experiments. Learn about outcomes, events, and how to calculate the probability of various scenarios, such as drawing cards, rolling dice, and flipping coins. With easy-to-follow examples, this lesson makes complex concepts accessible and interesting. Discover what probability is all about and how it applies to everyday situations. Whether you're new to the subject or looking to refresh your knowledge, this lesson is for you!

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Understanding Probability: A Short Lesson by Mrs. Garcia

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  1. A Short Lesson on Probability By Mrs. Garcia

  2. What are the Chances? A probability experiment is something that can happen in more than one way.

  3. 6 10 12 52 The outcomes of an experiment are the ways it can happen. The event is the particular outcome you are looking for.

  4. P(H+T) = 2 = 1 __ __ 4 2 H H T T H T T H The Probability of an Event = P(Event) = the number of ways it can happen the number of possible outcomes ?

  5. a) b) 3 5 1 4 2 5 1 2 1 5 1 4 A A A B B B Try these… P(red) P(blue) P(yellow or blue)

  6. CARDS What is the probability of getting 4 fives? P(4 fives) = 4 13

  7. DICE What is the probability of getting an even number? 2 13 P(even) =

  8. COINS What is the probability of rolling two coins and getting H first and then T? P(H & then T) = 1 4

  9. What is the probability that you will get an A this marking period?

  10. About the Author Hello, my name is Maria Garcia and I really enjoy working with computers. I also find probability a fascinating subject. I hope you do too! Click here to return to the title page.

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