Probability Notes Please fill in the blanks on your notes to complete them. Please keep all notes throughout the entire week and unit for use on the quizzes.

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Probability Notes Please fill in the blanks on your notes to complete them. Please keep all notes throughout the entire week and unit for use on the quizzes and tests.

zero one 0% 100% 1 Examples of 0% - rolling a 7 on a six sided dice, getting a 3 when flipping a coin…. Examples of 50% - getting heads/tails on a coin, rolling an even/odd number… Examples of 100% - rolling a number less than 7 on a die, pulling a blue marble in a bag full of all blue marbles…

possible set outcomes Picking a Flipping a coin – possible results are heads or tails. card from a deck and choosing hearts. Hearts is an event. outcomes probability event outcome trials reasoning calculation conducting doing math experiment

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