10. Because either there is life on Mars or there is not, the prob- nig with ability of life on Mars is 0.5 nit can 11. The probability that Jonas will win the race is 0.6 and the probability that he will not win is 0.5. the 12. Based on data showing that we've had snow on Christmas In 27 of the past 100 years, the probability of snow on Christmas this year is 0 27. xample BASIC SKILLS & CONCEPTS ted to the 13- 16: Review of the Multiplication Principle. Use the skills covered in the Brief Review on p. 431 to answer th bestions 13. How many different choices of car do you have if a particular model comes I colors and 4 styles (sedan, station wagon. SUV, or hatchback)? usage in 14. A local ski shop sells nine types of skis, eight types of bindings, and twelve types of boots. How many different skibinding/boot packages are available? 15. A restaurant has a special menu that features two choices of BIOF IS salad. eight choices of entree, and six choices of dessert. How in your many different three-course meals could you order? 16. Four states each elect a delegate to a regional commission mes that Within each state there are two candidates running for the delegate position. How many different commissions are ge of her possible? 17. Double-Header Outcomes and Events. Suppose the New York Fin the Yankees play a double-header (two games on the same day). Using W for a win and L for a loss, list all the possibleoutcomes for the double header. I the total number of games the Yankees 17. possible events for the two games? 18. Weather Outcomes and Events. Sup 38. W weather as either sunny (S) or cloudy (C). List all the sible outcomes for the weather on three consecutive days we are only interested in the number y days, what are 39-42: P the possible events for the two consecutive days 19-28- Theoretical Probabilities. Use the theoretical method to deter 39. The mine the probability of the following outcomes s and events. State any 40. The assumptions that you make. $1. The 19. Tossing two colts and getting either no tails or one tail dro 20. Rolling a single die and an even number (2, 4. or 6) 42. The 21. Drawing a king from a standard deck of cards 13-46: 0 and 22. Drawing a red card (heart or diamond) from a standard deck 43. Rolli of cards 44. Flipp 23. Randomly selecting a two-child family with two boys 45. Rolli 24. Randomly selecting a three-child family with exactly two boys 46. Rand 25. A randomly selected person has a birthday in April. 47-48: Gan 26. A randomly selected person has a birthday in a month begin- following ning with J 47. The o 27. Sharing a birthday with another person when you both have win, h birthdays In December 48. The o 28. A randomly selected person was born on a Sunday win, h 29-32- Relative Frequency Probabilities. Use the relative frequency FURTHER nethod to answer the following questions. 29. The local weather forecast has been accurate for 15 of the 49-66: Comp 27 days. Based on this fact, what is the relative frequency tive frequent robability that the forecast for tomorrow will be accurate? the following (47