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Welcome Stand Quietly * Take out math folder

Warm-Up #3 What is the probability of getting a 1? Give me four different answers for each problem (Fraction, decimal, percent, and word) What is the probability of getting a 1? What is the probability of getting a number greater than 3? What is the probability of getting a 7?

Homework (9/12/17) Worksheet: 10.4 HW fundamental counting principal

Homework Solutions

Lesson 10.4 Probability Compound Events Students will use tree diagrams, tables, or a formula to find the number of possible outcomes. Students will find probabilities of compound events. (MP4 Model with Mathematics. CCSS.7.SP.8)

Compound Probability involves MORE than one event! Vocabulary: Compound Probability- refers to probability of more than ____________ event. Tree Diagram– shows the total possible __________________ of an event. Fundamental Counting Principle– used to determine the total possible ____________________ when more than one event is combined. Calculating Compound Probability– may use a tree diagram OR may _________________ the first event TIMES the second event. one outcomes outcomes MULTIPLY

Tree Diagrams: Tossing Two Coins: Total Outcomes: _____ 4 Coin 2 Heads Tails Tails Heads Total Outcomes: _____ 4

Tossing Three Coins: H T H T H T H T Total Outcomes: _____ 8 Coin 3 Heads _____ Tails H T H T Tails Heads _____ H T H T Total Outcomes: _____ 8

3) Tossing One Coin and One Number Cube: ____ 1 2 3 H 4 5 ____ 6 1 2 3 T 4 5 6 Total Outcomes: _____ 12

Chocolate or Vanilla Ice cream Sprinkles, Nuts, or Cherry 4) Choosing a Sundae with the following choices (may only choose one from each category): Chocolate or Vanilla Ice cream Fudge or Caramel Sauce Sprinkles, Nuts, or Cherry Total Outcomes: _____ 12

DATE: ______/_______/_______ Math-7 NOTES DATE: ______/_______/_______ What: probability of compound events Why: To create and analyze tree diagrams; discover and use the fundamental counting principle; and use multiplication to calculate compound probability. NAME: Compound Probability involves MORE than one event! Vocabulary: Compound Probability- refers to probability of more than _______________ event. Tree Diagram– shows the total possible _______________________ of an event. Fundamental Counting Principle– used to determine the total possible outcomes when ________________ than one event is combined. Calculating Compound Probability– may use a tree diagram OR may _________________ the first event TIMES the second event. Tree Diagrams: Tossing Two Coins: Tossing Three Coins: Coin 2 Coin 1 Heads Tails Tails Heads Total Outcomes: _____ Coin 3 Coin 2 Coin 1 Heads _____ Tails Tails Heads _____ Total Outcomes: _____

Chocolate or Vanilla Ice cream Sprinkles, Nuts, or Cherry 3) Tossing One Coin and One Number Cube: Number Cube Coin ____ ____ Total Outcomes: _____ 4) Choosing a Sundae with the following choices (may only choose one from each category): Chocolate or Vanilla Ice cream Fudge or Caramel Sauce Sprinkles, Nuts, or Cherry Total Outcomes: _____ Is there a shortcut?