1. Practice for Ch. 5 AP Stats test

2. Suppose a six-sided die is “loaded” so that any particular even-numbered face is twice as likely to be observed as any particular odd-numbered face. A) What are the probabilities of the six simple events? B) What is the probability that the number showing is an odd number? At most 3: C) Now suppose the die is loaded so that the probability of any particular simple event is proportional to the number showing on the corresponding upturned face; that is, P(1) = p; P(2) = 2p; … List the events. Calculate the probabilities in part b for this die.
1/3
4/9
P p p p p p
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Calculate the probabilities from part B above for this die.
3/7
2/7

3. .275 .2
.65
.4483

4. .336
.56
.06
.18

5. .44
.1895
.4211