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1 mark - fill in the box with the correct multiple choice answer - highlight or fill with colour (YELLOW) 2 marks - explain why

1 mark - fill in the box with the correct multiple choice answer - highlight or fill with colour (YELLOW)

2 marks - explain why you picked that answer, using Grade 12 Data Management terminology and equations

1. The odds against Toronto winning the Stanley Cup this year are 9:2. What is the probability they will win? (1 mark)
211 911 2 : 9 29

Explain why you picked the above answer: (2 marks)

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2. A pair of dice is thrown. What is the probability of throwing exactly one three? (1 mark)
16 136 518 1136

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3. Two cards are dealt. What are the odds you are dealt a pair? (1 mark)
1 : 25 1 : 16 3 : 10 1 : 220

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4. Jim and Sally work independently to solve a problem. The odds Jim solves the problem is 2:7. The odds against Sally solving the problem are 4:1. What is the probability they both solve the problem? (1 mark)
1945 78 114 245

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(continue to the next page) _______ / 12 marks

5. The digits 1 through 5 are randomly arranged. What is the probability 4 is in the fourth position? (1 mark)
120 15 124 112

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6. Two standard dice are rolled. What is the probability that the difference between them is 1? (1 mark)
518 136 16 536

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7. A stable has 15 horses: 6 brown, 5 white and the rest are black. What are the odds a randomly selected horse is black or brown? (1 mark)
2 : 1 11 : 4 2 : 3 4 : 11

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8. It's May long weekend and your friends have been making plans. Fifteen of your friends are going to Grand Bend, 13 will travel to Sauble Beach and 14 will stay in Sarnia. You find out you have to stay home this weekend. You then call five of your friends. What is the probability at least four of them will be staying in Sarnia, too? Express to two decimal places.
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(1) - equation

(1) - inputted values

(2) - final answer

(1) - concluding sentence to explain answer

(continue to the next page) _______ / 9 + 5 marks

9. Fifteen friends go to Canatara Saturday. You all pose in line for a pic for Insta. Find the probability:

- 3 marks = proof

- 1 mark = final answer

- 1 mark = concluding sentence EXPLAINING your result

(a) Amy is 1st and Becca 3rd. Express as a fraction.

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(b) You are first or you're last. Express as a percentage to 1 decimal place.

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(c) Oldest is first or the youngest is last. Express as a fraction.

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(d) You and your BFF are together. Express as a percentage to 1 decimal place.

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_______ / 5 x 4 marks

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