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1 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc1 PROBABILITY AND AREA

2 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc2 PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE Write each fraction in simplest form: 1.8 16 2.4 20 3.16 64 4.9 21 5.27 81

3 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc3 OBJECTIVE To find probability using area models With a very large sample, the experimental probability is close to the theoretical probability. The probability can be expressed as the ratio of areas.

4 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc4 PROBABILITY AND AREA The probability of landing in a specific region of a target is the ratio of the area of the specific region to the area of the target. P (specific region) = area of specific region area of the target

5 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc5 Example – Find Probability Using Area Models Find the probability that a dart thrown randomly will land in the shaded region. P (shaded region) = area of shaded region area of target = 8 = ½ 16 So, the probability is ½, or 0.5 or 50%

6 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc6 NOW YOUR TURN Find the probability that a dart thrown randomly will land in the shaded region.

7 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc7 Example- Use Probability To Make Predictions Christiana plans to throw her T-shirts into the stands using a sling shot. Find the probability that a T- shirt will land in the upper deck of the stands. Assume it is equally likely for a shirt to land anywhere in the stands. 22 ft 43 ft 360 ft Upper deck Lower deck P (upper deck) = area of upper deck area of the stands Area of upper deck L x w = 360 x 22 = 7,920 sq.ft Area of stands L x w = 360 x (22 + 43) = 360 x 65 = 23,400 sq.ft P ( upper deck) = 7,920 ~ 1 23,400 3

8 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc8 More Examples Predict how many times a T-shirt will land in the upper deck of the stands if the cheerleaders throw 15 T – shirts. Let n = number of T-shirts landing in the upper deck. n = 1 15 3 n x 3 = 15 x 1 3n = 15 n = 15 = 5 3 About 5, T- shirts will land in the upper deck. T-shirts landing in the upper deck T-shirts thrown

9 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc9 NOW YOUR TURN A game of throwing pebbles, what is the probability that the pebble will land in region B. assume it is equally likely for a pebble hit anywhere on the window. AB C DEF 30 in 18 in

10 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc10 Let’s solve this also In the game of throwing pebbles into a region, predict how many times a pebble will land in region B if we throw 300 pebbles.

11 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc11 REVIEW Find probability using area models With a very large sample, the experimental probability is close to the theoretical probability. The probability can be expressed as the ratio of areas.

12 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc12 ASSESSMENT Find the probability that a randomly thrown dart will land in the shaded region of each dartboard 5 ft 3 ft 1 2 3

13 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc13 Assessment sheet 123 456 789 To win a prize, a dart must land on an even number. It is equally likely that the dart will land on anywhere of the dartboard. 4. What is the probability of winning a prize ? 5. Predict how many times a dart will land on an even number if it is thrown 9 times? 6. What is the probability of a randomly thrown dart landing on a consonant? 7. If 40 darts are randomly thrown, how many would predict to land on a consonant? 8. What is the probability of a randomly thrown dart landing on a vowel? 9. If200 darts are randomly thrown, how many would predict to land on a vowel? 10. Find the probability that a randomly thrown dart will land in the shaded region? VQWO EZIX

14 copyright(C) Ed2NetLearning.Inc14 Great Job!


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