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Mutually Exclusive Events Complement Event Non-Mutually Exclusive Events Empirical Probability Trial Independent Events Dependent Events Conditional Probability Subjective Probability Sample Space Discrete Variable Continuous Variable Theoretical Probability Odds In Favour 1. A(n) is a set of all possible outcomes. 2. is probability based on experimental trials. 3. A is a variable that can have only certain values within a given range and is a countable value. {eg. 1, 2, 3, etc.} 4. A situation where the occurrence or non-occurrence of an event does influence the probability of another event. 5. A(n) is a collection of outcomes satisfying a particular condition. 6. cannot occur simultaneously because they have different attributes. 7. When rolling two six sided dice, a sum of six and doubles are examples of events that are 8. A(n) is the chance that an event does not occur or the set of outcomes not included in an event. 9. The is the ratio of the probability that an event will happen to the probability that it will not happen. P(A):P(A') 10. A situation when the occurrence or non-occurrence of an event has no influence on the probability of an another event.Multiple Choice: Circle the correct answer.\" 0 marks) 1. A coin is flipped 20 times and heads comes up 15 times. The experimental probability of heads Is: A I}. 1 D B 75% C l}. 1 5 D 50% 2. Bob ls playing a card game with a standard deck of cards. l-Ie loses If he draws a red four. What Is the approximate theoretical probability of losing on his rst draw? A 4% B 3% C 50% D 25% 3. A weather forecaster says that there Is a 35% chance of rain tomorrow, based on the forecaster's prediction what Is the probability of no rain? A 0.35 B 1-0.35 G 7:13 D I} 4. Which of the following statements ls true? A Probability is a number between D and 1. B Experimental probability should be the same as theoretical probability. C Subjective probability is calculated mathematically. D Experimental probability will approach one over a large number of trials. 5. A spinner has eight equal segments of different colours. JIII spins 1 8 times and lands on green 3 times. Which statement ls true: A The theoretical probability is approximately 17%. and the experimental probability is 12.5%. B The experimental probability is lower than the theoretical pmbabiliiy. C The theoretical probability is 12.5%. and the experimental probability is apprmtimately 17%. D The theoretical and experimental probability are equal. 6. What is the probability of choosing a club or a face card (Jack, Queen or King) from a standard deck of cards? A 42% B 25% C 75% D 48% 7. Which sentence best represents subjective probability? A The probability of drawing a heart from a deck of cards is 25%. B A dice was rolled repeatedly and 4 came up 25% of rolls. C John has fallen 50% of the times that he went skating this year. D John says that he has a 50% of falling while skating. 8. What is the probability of rolling a total of 7 in two rolls of a standard die if you get an even number on the first roll? A 8% B 17% C 11% D 28% 9. What is the probability of rolling an even number four times in a row when rolling a single die? A 50% B 0. 125 C 1 D 0.0625 10. Which of the following types of information would best represent continuous data? A dollars in bank account B number of Litres of gas used C number of seats D flights of stairs in a building