a) Ternartie in ble 1) The inartic it not gurph 2 how to interpret the parcertik felete lating ithatimb 1) The protublity ef irratieg wa Mes ae a diurwand? fetate to thing ritatime 17 a) Has frat of eraphs ane thine? 1) Whit is the imenitg at tike aumiar is m itse 14 penter reler bo ihe deta. inantwern? a) The petakiling of eramiat an are or a than anth Me The powhahel ry al NeT druming a bise Tt (4) What it the prututatry of eroine at buet 7 jellew fall? 2. Henley is in 2nd grade this year at Highland Elementary and is working on reaching her reading goal of exactly 70% for the month. Each reading test is out of 10 points. With only 3 days left in the month, she has the following scores: 7,9,10,5, and 7 . She has two more reading assessments to take. What scores could she earn on the last two assessments in order to reach her goal? You MUST use the decimal square manipulative to create a leveled block model to explain your thinking. 3. The table shows the results of flipping two coins 30 times. What is the probablity that the result of the coin toss eads with one head and one tail (order does not matter)? 4. After taking a high stakes assessment, the guardian of one of your students asks a question about how to interpret the document they received in the mail. The child in question, Miles, earned a score in the 74 th percentile on their 5 th grade reading assessment. The guardian asks you if their child has 74% of the curriculum mastered. Is this a correct interpretation of the situation? Explain in detail how to interpret the percentile. 5. You are given the following data display about test scores on the latest rest in your ciass. What type of data display is it? Compute the MAD. Round to the nearest hundredth. What does the Mean Absolute Deviation tell us? Explain how you would interpret it in this case. 612 means a score of 62% on the test 6. Harper and Hendricks have decided to go to the Maricopa county fair to play games. They go to a game where you pick up a rubber duck and check to see the color on the bottom. The prize that you get depends on the color that you get! However, some ducks have no color on the bottom and you do not win a prize. The sign states that you have a probability of winning 1/3 of the time. Harper decides she has just enough money to play the game exactly four times. is she giaranteed to win? Explain to Harper the difference between experimental vs, theoretical probability and how they both relate to this situation. 7. Answer the following questions using the graphs: a) What type of graphs are these? b) What is the meaning of the number 75 in the 1x periour c) What can you say comparing the two ciass periods? Answer in complete sentences. Be sure to refer to the data. (numbers) 8. Suppose you draw a card from a well shufled deck of 52 cards. Determine the following probabilitics Show your work. a) The probability of drawing an Ace or a diamond? b) The probability of NOTdrawing a black 7 ? 9. A bag contains 3 red balls and 5 yellow balls. A ball is drawn at random from the bag, recorded and is not replaced and then a second ball is drawn from the bag and recorded. Draw a tree diagram and find all probabilities, then answer the questions below Be sure to compute and list all probabilities for each brinch. a) What is the probability of getting 2 red balls? Show your work b) What is the probability of getting a yellow ball and a red ball (in any order]? c) What is the probabilinu of amtineat least 1 vellow ball? 10. There are two boxes containing orange and pink balls. A ball is drawn at random from the first box, the color is recorded, and then placed in the second box. Then a ball is drawn at random from the second box, and the color is recorded. What is the probability of getting at most one orange ball