Based on the data, what is the probability that the hen will lay exactly 6 eggs next week?
Responses
A 36
3 6
B 34
3 4
C 14
1 4
D 16
1 6
Question 2
What is the chance that the hen will lay 4 eggs or fewer next week?
Responses
A 60% chance60% chance
B 50% chance50% chance
C 25% chance25% chance
D 40% chance
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40% chance
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What is the probability of picking a red balloon at random to the nearest hundredth?
Responses
A 0.190.19
B 0.180.18
C 0.160.16
D 0.17
Responses
A 0.190.19
B 0.180.18
C 0.160.16
D 0.17
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Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2Question 1
How many possible outcomes are there in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 11
B 00
C 66
D 2
The correct response is C) 6.
What is the probability of rolling a 3 in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14What is the probability of rolling a 3 in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14What is the probability of rolling a 3 in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14What is the probability of rolling a 3 in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14What is the probability of rolling a 3 in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14What is the probability of rolling a 3 in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14What is the probability of rolling a 3 in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14What is the probability of rolling a 3 in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14What is the probability of rolling a 3 in a single roll of a six-sided die?
Responses
A 12
1 2
B 16
1 6
C 13
1 3
D 14
The correct response is B) 1/6 or approximately 0.17.
PLEASE get this right.
How could a single foul shot be simulated?
Responses
A Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
B Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
C Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
D Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.How could a single foul shot be simulated?
Responses
A Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
B Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
C Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
D Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.How could a single foul shot be simulated?
Responses
A Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
B Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
C Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
D Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.How could a single foul shot be simulated?
Responses
A Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
B Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
C Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
D Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
How could a single foul shot be simulated?
Responses
A Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
B Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
C Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
D Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.How could a single foul shot be simulated?
Responses
A Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
B Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
C Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
D Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.How could a single foul shot be simulated?
Responses
A Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
B Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
C Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
D Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.How could a single foul shot be simulated?
Responses
A Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
B Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place three red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
C Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and five blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
D Place five red marbles to represent as shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
The correct response is B) Place three red marbles to represent a shot made and three blue marbles to represent a shot missed in a bag. Randomly pull a marble out of the bag to represent one attempt at a foul shot.
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How could you predict the probability of the player making at least one shot out of 3 foul shot attempts?
Responses
A Carry out 30 trials where 3 marbles are randomly pulled out of the bag with replacement. Count the number of successes and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.Carry out 30 trials where 3 marbles are randomly pulled out of the bag with replacement. Count the number of successes and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.
B Carry out 30 trials where 3 marbles are randomly pulled out of the bag with replacement. Count the number of failures and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.Carry out 30 trials where 3 marbles are randomly pulled out of the bag with replacement. Count the number of failures and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.
C Carry out 30 trials where a marble is randomly pulled out of the bag. Count the number of failures and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.Carry out 30 trials where a marble is randomly pulled out of the bag. Count the number of failures and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.
D Carry out 30 trials where a marble is randomly pulled out of the bag. Count the number of successes and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.
How could you predict the probability of the player making at least one shot out of 3 foul shot attempts?
Responses
A Carry out 30 trials where 3 marbles are randomly pulled out of the bag with replacement. Count the number of successes and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.Carry out 30 trials where 3 marbles are randomly pulled out of the bag with replacement. Count the number of successes and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.
B Carry out 30 trials where 3 marbles are randomly pulled out of the bag with replacement. Count the number of failures and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.Carry out 30 trials where 3 marbles are randomly pulled out of the bag with replacement. Count the number of failures and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.
C Carry out 30 trials where a marble is randomly pulled out of the bag. Count the number of failures and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.Carry out 30 trials where a marble is randomly pulled out of the bag. Count the number of failures and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.
D Carry out 30 trials where a marble is randomly pulled out of the bag. Count the number of successes and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shouts.
The correct response is D) Carry out 30 trials where a marble is randomly pulled out of the bag. Count the number of successes and divide by 30 to estimate the probability of making at least one shot out of 3 foul shots.
Hello, bot its me again. pls help.
Which is an example of non-uniform probability?
Responses
A drawing a face card from the deckdrawing a face card from the deck
B drawing a back card from the deckdrawing a back card from the deck
C drawing a red card from the deckdrawing a red card from the deck
D not drawing a red card from the deckdrawing
Which is an example of non-uniform probability?
Responses
A drawing a face card from the deckdrawing a face card from the deck
B drawing a back card from the deckdrawing a back card from the deck
C drawing a red card from the deckdrawing a red card from the deck
D not drawing a red card from the deckdrawing
The correct response is A) drawing a face card from the deck. This is an example of non-uniform probability because the likelihood of drawing a face card from a deck is different from the likelihood of drawing any other card. The probability of drawing a face card is 12/52, while the probability of drawing a non-face card is 40/52.
Which statement BEST describes a uniform probability model?
Responses
A One outcome has a greater chance of occurring.One outcome has a greater chance of occurring.
B No desired outcome is possible.No desired outcome is possible.
C The desired outcome is certain to occur.The desired outcome is certain to occur.
D All outcomes are equally likely to occur.All outcomes are equally likely to occur.
Responses
A One outcome has a greater chance of occurring.One outcome has a greater chance of occurring.
B No desired outcome is possible.No desired outcome is possible.
C The desired outcome is certain to occur.The desired outcome is certain to occur.
D All outcomes are equally likely to occur.All outcomes are equally likely to occur.
The correct response is D) All outcomes are equally likely to occur. In a uniform probability model, each possible outcome has an equal chance of occurring. This means that the probability of each outcome is the same, which creates a uniform distribution of outcomes.
An experiment was conducted where two dice were rolled 50 times. The sum of the faces are recorded in the chart.
What is the experimental probability of rolling an 8?
Responses
A 18%18%
B 12%12%
C 16%16%
D 14%
What is the experimental probability of rolling an 8?
Responses
A 18%18%
B 12%12%
C 16%16%
D 14%
To find the experimental probability of rolling an 8, we need to count the number of times an 8 was rolled and divide it by the total number of rolls. Looking at the chart provided, we can see that an 8 was rolled 7 times out of 50 total rolls.
So the experimental probability of rolling an 8 is:
7/50 = 0.14 or 14%
Therefore, the correct response is D) 14%.
So the experimental probability of rolling an 8 is:
7/50 = 0.14 or 14%
Therefore, the correct response is D) 14%.
Bot thanks! your a really good help.
What is the theoretical probability of rolling an 8, and how do the experimental and theoretical probabilities compare?
Responses
A The theoretical probability is 11.1%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.The theoretical probability is 11.1%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.
B The theoretical probability is 13.9%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.The theoretical probability is 13.9%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.
C The theoretical probability is 16.7%. The experiment rolled less 8's than would be expected theoretically.The theoretical probability is 16.7%. The experiment rolled less 8's than would be expected theoretically.
D The theoretical probability is 19.4%. The experiment rolled less 8's than would be expected theoretically.
What is the theoretical probability of rolling an 8, and how do the experimental and theoretical probabilities compare?
Responses
A The theoretical probability is 11.1%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.The theoretical probability is 11.1%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.
B The theoretical probability is 13.9%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.The theoretical probability is 13.9%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.
C The theoretical probability is 16.7%. The experiment rolled less 8's than would be expected theoretically.The theoretical probability is 16.7%. The experiment rolled less 8's than would be expected theoretically.
D The theoretical probability is 19.4%. The experiment rolled less 8's than would be expected theoretically.
To find the theoretical probability of rolling an 8, we need to count the number of ways to get an 8 (which is 5) and divide it by the total number of possible outcomes (which is 36). So the theoretical probability of rolling an 8 is:
5/36 = 0.139 or 13.9%
Comparing the experimental probability (14%) to the theoretical probability (13.9%), we can see that they are very close to each other. This suggests that the experimental results are consistent with what we would expect to happen theoretically. Therefore, the correct response is B) The theoretical probability is 13.9%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.
5/36 = 0.139 or 13.9%
Comparing the experimental probability (14%) to the theoretical probability (13.9%), we can see that they are very close to each other. This suggests that the experimental results are consistent with what we would expect to happen theoretically. Therefore, the correct response is B) The theoretical probability is 13.9%. The experiment rolled more 8's than would be expected theoretically.
Last one.
Uniform and Non-uniform Probability
Question 1
Which graph represents a uniform probability distribution?
Responses
A graph B onlygraph B only
B graph C onlygraph C only
C graph A onlygraph A only
D graph A, B, and C
Uniform and Non-uniform Probability
Question 1
Which graph represents a uniform probability distribution?
Responses
A graph B onlygraph B only
B graph C onlygraph C only
C graph A onlygraph A only
D graph A, B, and C
The correct response is A) graph B only. A uniform probability distribution means that all outcomes are equally likely. In graph B, each bar has the same height, indicating that each outcome has an equal probability of occurring. In graphs A, C, and D, some outcomes have a higher or lower probability than others, so they do not represent a uniform probability distribution.
Which BEST describes the difference between a uniform and non-uniform probability model?
Responses
A A non-uniform probability model has outcomes that all have the same chance of occurring. Whereas, a uniform probability model has outcomes that do not all have the same chance of occurring.A non-uniform probability model has outcomes that all have the same chance of occurring. Whereas, a uniform probability model has outcomes that do not all have the same chance of occurring.
B A uniform probability model has outcomes that are known. Whereas, a non-uniform probability model has outcomes that are not known.A uniform probability model has outcomes that are known. Whereas, a non-uniform probability model has outcomes that are not known.
C A uniform probability model has outcomes that all have the same chance of occurring. Whereas, a non-uniform probability model has outcomes that do not all have the same chance of occurring.A uniform probability model has outcomes that all have the same chance of occurring. Whereas, a non-uniform probability model has outcomes that do not all have the same chance of occurring.
D A non- uniform probability model has outcomes that are known. Whereas, a uniform probability model has outcomes that are not known.
Responses
A A non-uniform probability model has outcomes that all have the same chance of occurring. Whereas, a uniform probability model has outcomes that do not all have the same chance of occurring.A non-uniform probability model has outcomes that all have the same chance of occurring. Whereas, a uniform probability model has outcomes that do not all have the same chance of occurring.
B A uniform probability model has outcomes that are known. Whereas, a non-uniform probability model has outcomes that are not known.A uniform probability model has outcomes that are known. Whereas, a non-uniform probability model has outcomes that are not known.
C A uniform probability model has outcomes that all have the same chance of occurring. Whereas, a non-uniform probability model has outcomes that do not all have the same chance of occurring.A uniform probability model has outcomes that all have the same chance of occurring. Whereas, a non-uniform probability model has outcomes that do not all have the same chance of occurring.
D A non- uniform probability model has outcomes that are known. Whereas, a uniform probability model has outcomes that are not known.
The correct response is C) A uniform probability model has outcomes that all have the same chance of occurring. Whereas, a non-uniform probability model has outcomes that do not all have the same chance of occurring. In a uniform probability model, there is an equal chance of each outcome occurring. In contrast, non-uniform probability models have outcomes with varying probabilities.
Bot, i should've known not to trust you again, You got me a 40. -_-
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