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Probability Practice with Toothpicks and Coin Toss

Explore theoretical and experimental probability using toothpicks and a coin. Learn how to calculate outcomes and probabilities for different scenarios.

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Probability Practice with Toothpicks and Coin Toss

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  1. Probability By: Cody Carson

  2. Material • Toothpicks (3)red and (3)blue • Coin (Heads and Tails) • Paper bag

  3. Theoretical Probability Sample Space • H • H • H • H • H • H • T • T • T • T • T • T Questions

  4. Experimental Probability Toothpick Coin Outcomes

  5. Experimental Questions & Answers Theoretical • How many total outcomes are there for my experiment? • What is the experimental probability of a (Red , T)? • What is the experimental probability of a (Blue , H)? • What is the theoretical probability of a(Red , H)? • What is the theoretical probability of a(Blue , T)? 12 6/10=3/5 4/20=1/5 3/12=1/4 3/12=1/4

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