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1 Extra Practice Answers Chapter Get Ready. a) or e) 0 BLM GR,,,, or any multiple of, as their fractions could all be uced to sixths.. a),, or Green or,, 9 ; Experimental probability.. a) Black socks. a) 9 or or 9 or 9 or shoes sneakers White socks socks Green socks Black socks White socks socks. a) 9 or 0 or 9 or e) No, just subtract complement from. Black socks black black White socks white white Green socks socks Green socks. a) ;.%; 0. % or 0. or ; 0.;.% 0% or 0. or. a) = or Copyright 00 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, a subsidiary of the McGraw-Hill Companies.

2 Extra Practice Answers BLM.. Experimental Theoretical Probability. a) 0%; A coin has two sides each side has an equal probability of appearing. Answers may vary. They may not be exactly 0% heads, but should be close Answers may vary, but probably closer to 0% heads 0% tails than one individual experiment. The more experiments you do, the closer to the theoretical result you get. 0 Green Yellow Heads B&H B&H B&H G&H Y&H Tails B&T B&T B&T G&T Y&T 0 trials should be the closest as the more trials one does, the closer the result gets to the theoretical example.. a) 0%, 0., %, 0., 0 0%, 0, 9%, 0.9,. a) Heads 0 or Green Yellow Tails Green Yellow. a) Answers may vary. Answers may vary. Answers may vary, but the one with 0 trials should be closer to the theoretical results. a) 0% Jones, 0% Hernez, 0% Wilson 0% Jones, % Hernez, % Wilson Nita, because she did more trials.. a) No. Leslie has more chances to win. The probability that Ada will win is. The probability that Leslie will win is. Yes, for example, if Leslie could win with a sum of,, or 9, then he would have a chance of to win, which is the same as Ada s. Copyright 00 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, a subsidiary of the McGraw-Hill Companies.

3 Extra Practice Answers BLM.. Dependent Independent Events. a) R R B G G G R RR RR BR GR GR GR B RB RB BB GB GB GB B RB RB BB GB GB GB B RB RB BB GB GB GB G RG RG BG GG GG GG 0 or 0 or 0 ; Subtract the complement, 0 = 0, or count the number that doesn t match.. a) Pepperoni, salami; Pepperoni, mushrooms; Pepperoni, peppers; Pepperoni, onions; Salami, mushrooms; Salami, peppers; Salami, onions; Mushrooms, peppers; Mushrooms, onions; Green peppers, onions. Yes, because on a pizza the toppings are mixed together., 0., 0% 0, 0., 0% 0 e) 0 ; Use the complement 0 0 = 0 or count the number of all-meat pizzas.. a) Answers may vary. $ $ $0 $ $ $ $ $ $ $0 $ $0 $ $ $0 Answers may vary. $ $ $0 $ impossible $ $ $ $ impossible $ $0 $ $ impossible e) Answers may vary. For example, it is better to return the piece of paper because there is an.% chance to get $0; it is better not to return the piece of paper because there is no chance of getting $.. a) P(, ): = P(, ): = P(, ): = P(,, ): = e) P(, ): = 0 or 0 P(, ): = 0 or 0 P(, ): 0 (there is only one marble) P(,, ): = 0 Copyright 00 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, a subsidiary of the McGraw-Hill Companies.

4 Extra Practice Answers BLM.. Solve Problems Involving Compound Events. a). a). 0 or or For Friday or = = 0 0 or 0 or = 0 plain plain plain barbecue barbecue cheesy all-dressed all-dressed or. a) Dependent as they depend on what was chosen the first time.. a) = = where n is the number of times n.. 9 = or = 0 0 or. a) 0 with sunflower seeds, raisins, almond, peanuts. Copyright 00 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, a subsidiary of the McGraw-Hill Companies.

5 Extra Practice Answers BLM.. Make Decisions Based on Probability or Judgment. Answers may vary. For example, it s going to be 0% probability rain tomorrow so we re not going to the beach; I won the game wearing socks, therefore, I have to wear my socks tomorrow.. a) Green No. Other factors influence the game. He set up a table so he did an experimental probability, but his idea that sock colour affects wins is subjective judgment.. a) Gillian because she has or probability of getting a point Samantha has 0 probability of getting a point so Gillian has the advantage. Answers may vary. Gillian could get a point if she rolls odd numbers Samantha could get a point if she rolls even numbers.. Black has a probability of white has a probability of, so in three spins Joan will. a) 0.% or 00 % or tickets. a) White. It gives the most points has the same or more squares than the other colours. Total points: 9 0 possibilities =. points per square.. First Pick $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $0 $ $ $ $ $0 Answers may vary. For example, with the new choice, the probabilities for Liam to get $, $, $0 are 0%, 0%, 0%, respectively. Since he has a 0% chance to get more than his guaranteed $, it is a good idea to try the new offer. probably get points Roger will get points. Joan has the better probability. Copyright 00 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, a subsidiary of the McGraw-Hill Companies.

6 Extra Practice Answers Chapter Review. An experimental probability is calculated using the experimental results. Theoretical probability is found by dividing the number of favourable outcomes by the total number of outcomes. Subjective judgment is usually made by one s personal experience or feeling. For example, if five s are obtained by rolling a number cube 0. a) times, is an experimental probability, but 0 since there is only one on a number cube, the theoretical probability of getting a is. Also, because s are obtained frequently, one can make a subjective judgment that the next roll will produce another. First bag R R R Y Y B G R,G R,G R,G Y,G Y,G B,G Y R,Y R,Y R,Y Y,Y Y,Y B,Y Y R,Y R,Y R,Y Y,Y Y,Y B,Y Y R,Y R,Y R,Y Y,Y Y,Y B,Y Y R,Y R,Y R,Y Y,Y Y,Y B,Y R R,R R,R R,R Y,R Y,R B,R P(Red, Green) = = or P(Yellow, Yellow) = = or 9 P(, Re = = P(Yellow, Green) = = or BLM R. Answers may vary, but the more trials completed, the closer it will be to the theoretical value of.. a) P(, ) = = 9 9 P(Red, Black) = = 9 P(, Orange, Black) = = P(Orange, Red, ) = = e) P(,, ) = =. a) = or = or = 0 or = 0 or 0 e) = 0 or. a) or = = Copyright 00 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, a subsidiary of the McGraw-Hill Companies.

7 . a) e) 0 or 0 0 or 0 or 9 0. a) or 9 or ; or 9. a) If there are 0 lollipops, are,. are, is purple, are orange, 0. is, but it is not possible to have parts of a lollipop, so multiply all values by. Then the minimum number of lollipops is 0; 0 are, are, are purple, are orange, is. Multiply the numbers of each colour by a natural number to get other answers for part a). Copyright 00 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, a subsidiary of the McGraw-Hill Companies.

8 Extra Practice Answers Chapter Practice Test. B). D). A). B). a) Fla Tape Boot-cut Fla F,F T,F B,F Tape F,T T,T B,T Boot-cut F,B T,B B,B. white white BLM PT. No the game is not fair. With games, theoretically, Ajit can get points = 0 points, Francis can get points = points. In order to make the game fair, let Ajit get points for getting each black box, let Francis get points for getting each white box.. a) Red White Yellow Red R,R B,R W,R Y,R Red R,R B,R W,R Y,R R,B B,B W,B Y,B White R,W B,W W,W Y,W White R,W B,W W,W Y,W % 9% Count the number of those not, in the table above, or use the complement of 00% % = 9%. Copyright 00 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited, a subsidiary of the McGraw-Hill Companies.

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