- Note: these questions talk about voting "last week" (because this is old), but should say "voted in the 2016 election." Don't get confused by the "last week" part.
- Weekend HW! (Click Me)
2.) ALWAYS CHECK YOUR ANSWERS (when possible):
- "More Probability Practice" Key:
- a.) 0.0915
- b.) 0.041
- c.) 0.0501
- d.) 0.959
- e.) 0.9085
- Ind/Disjoint MC:
- We'll check these in class on Monday.
3.) Last chance for Bonus Stamps (Due Monday): + 4 stamps
- Answer the question below (#7 from our slides about roulette) "the long way."
- You must show ALL work
- Your answer should match our answer from Thursday's class when we did this "the short way"
- Question:
- Suppose we play roulette 4 times...
- What is the probability that the 4 spins are not all red?
- This means we could have 0 red, 1 red, 2 red, or 3 red (just not all 4 red)
- Your challenge:
- Calculate the probability of 0 red, exactly 1 red, exactly 2 red, 3 red
- Add these for the probability that our 4 spins are "not all red"
- Answer should = 0.94966
4.) Vocab! Next week (Weds?) we'll have a chapter 14 vocab quiz. For this chapter you are responsible for much of the vocabulary--here's what you need to know....
- Probability: long run relative frequency of an event, chance some event happens, always between 0 and 1
- Law of Large Numbers
- Law of Averages
- Complement (of an event)
- Disjoint/Mutually Exclusive
- Independent (Events)
- Sample Space: the set of all possible outcomes for an event
- Equally Likely Outcomes
- Union: or
- Intersection: and
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