1 Find a set of at least 10 objects at your home that can be used for a probability question. Examples that would work well: M&M's, Skittles, beads, coins, fruit, gumballs - any set of objects that can be easily classified by type or color. 2 Write two probability questions based on your set of objects. At least one of the two questions must involve conditional probability, the probability of the intersection of two events ("and" probability), or the probability of the union of two events ("or" probability). 3 Post picture of your set of objects along with your two probability questions to the discussion board. To post a picture: 1) Click on the 3 horizontal dots above to open the full options menu. Then, click on the "circle-plus" icon on the far right side.2)Select "insert local file." note: PDF, JPEG, or PNG formats are the only formats allowed 4 Answer the two probability questions posed by one of your peers. Students should only reply to a peer that has not already received a reply. This will ensure that each student's set of questions is answered exactly once