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Probability
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1What does it mean when something is mutually exclusive?
- AThe two events that are being looked at can happen at the same time
- BThe two events that are being looked at cannot happen at the same time
- CThe two events are a result of each other
2What does it mean when something is not mutually exclusive?
- AThe two events being looked at can happen at the same time.
- BThe two events being looked at cannot happen at the same time
- CThe two events are a result of each other
3In which type of questions do you have to worry about something being mutually exclusive or not mutually exclusive?
- A"And" questions
- B"Or" questions
4What do you do if a problem is not mutually exclusive?
- AYou add the two probabilities of the two events together. That's it.
- BYou add the two probabilities of the two events together. Then, you subtract the probability of both events occurring at the same time.
- CYou multiply the events together.
- DYou multiply the events together, then you subtract the probability of the events occurring together at the same time.
5What do you do if a problem IS mutually exclusive?
- AAdd the probability of the two events together. That's it.
- BAdd the probability of the events together, then subtract the probability of both events happening at the same time.
- CMultiply the probability of the two events together. That's it.
- DMultiply the probability of the two events together, then subtract the probability of both events happening at the same time.
6You have a bag of different colored balls. You have 8 red balls, 6 green balls, and 5 yellow balls. You also have a four-sided die with numbers (1, 2, 3, 4). You want to find the probability of picking a green ball and flipping the die to land on 2. Is this probability mutually exclusive?
- AYes, because picking the green ball and the die landing on 2 can happen at the same time.
- BYes, because picking the green ball and the die landing on 2 cannot happen at the same time.
- CNo, because picking the green ball and the die landing on 2 can happen at the same time.
- DNo, because picking the green ball and the die landing on 2 cannot happen at the same time.
7You have a bag of different colored balls. You have 8 red balls, 6 green balls, and 5 yellow balls. You also have a four-sided die with numbers (1, 2, 3, 4). You want to find the probability of picking a green ball on the first time or picking a red ball on the first try. Is this probability mutually exclusive?
- AYes, because the two events can happen at the same time.
- BYes, because these two events cannot happen at the same time.
- CNo, because these two events can happen at the same time.
- DNo, because these two events are happening separately.
8Label the following events as mutually or not mutually exclusive. In all these questions, you are using a standard deck of cards.
1.You want to find the probability that you pick a red card or a black card[blank_start].[blank_end]
2. You want to find the probability of picking a number 9 card or a red card[blank_start].[blank_end]
3. You want to find the probability of picking a number 4 card or a heart card[blank_start].[blank_end]
4. You want to find the probability of picking a heart card or a spade card[blank_start].[blank_end]- AMutually Exclusive
- BNot Mutually Exclusive
- CMutually Exclusive
- DNot Mutually Exclusive
- EMutually Exclusive
- FNot Mutually Excusive
- GMutually Exclusive
- HNot Mutually Exclusive
9Determine whether the question is asking an "and" or an "or" question.
1. You have data discussing the human population. What is the probability of choosing a person that is between ages 55 and 65? [blank_start]Blank[blank_end]
2. You have a chart discussing the number of different types of animals. What is the probability of randomly picking a bird or a mammal? [blank_start]Blank[blank_end]
3. You have the same chart from the question above. What is the probability of randomly picking a bird and a reptile? [blank_start]Blank[blank_end]
4. You have a data set explaining the number of people in a high school. What is the probability of that you will have a freshman or a senior walk in? [blank_start]Blank[blank_end]- A"Or"
- B"And"
- C"Or"
- D"And"
- E"Or"
- F"And"
- G"Or"
- H"And"
10Nico has 50 total plant species. He has 20 lilies, 15 vines, 10 marigolds, and 5 venus fly traps. He has only 3 colors of pots for these plants. He has 25 blue pots, 7 purple pots, and 18 orange pots. What is the probability that, if he randomly selects one plant, that it will be a lily inside of a purple pot?
- A0.056
- B0.54
- C0
- D-0.36
11Nico has 50 total plant species. He has 20 lilies, 15 vines, 10 marigolds, and 5 venus fly traps. He has only 3 colors of pots for these plants. He has 25 blue pots, 7 purple pots, and 18 orange pots. What is the probability that, if he randomly selected, that he will get a lily or a marigold?
- A0.6
- B0.08
- C0.2
- D0.50
12Nico has 50 total plant species. He has 20 lilies, 15 vines, 10 marigolds, and 5 venus fly traps. He has only 3 colors of pots for these plants. He has 25 blue pots, 7 purple pots, and 18 orange pots. What is the probability that, if he randomly selected, that he will get a vine or an orange pot? The probability of Nico picking a vine with an orange pot is 5 out of 50.
- A0.56
- B0.056
- C0.66
- D0
13Nico has 50 total plant species. He has 20 lilies, 15 vines, 10 marigolds, and 5 venus fly traps. He has only 3 colors of pots for these plants. He has 25 blue pots, 7 purple pots, and 18 orange pots. What is the probability that, if he randomly selected, that he will get a blue or a purple pot?
- A0.64
- B0.07
- C0
- D0.36
14A chart of data is below that shows the probability of each class of student to have a certain pet. What is the probability that a randomly picked student will be a 6th grader with a lizard?

- A0.0168
- B0.2627
- C0.042
- D0.3846
15A chart of data is below that shows the probability of each class of student to have a certain pet. What is the probability that a randomly picked student will be a 9th grader or have a horse?

- A0.364
- B0.0043
- C0.381
- D0.0213
Informações
- Descrição
- This quiz goes over probability fundamentals.
- Autor
- Serenity Brooks
- Idioma
- English
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